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Equine Orthopaedics and Rheumatology Q&A 10
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|q1=What lesion is present?
|q1=What lesion is present?
|a1=Cartilage loss/erosion on the medial palmar aspect of the distal articular surface of the radial carpal bone.
|a1=Cartilage loss/erosion on the medial palmar aspect of the distal articular surface of the radial carpal bone.
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Equine Forelimb - Anatomy & Physiology#Structures of the Distal Forelimb
|q2=What is the likely diagnosis?
|q2=What is the likely diagnosis?
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Osteoarthritis of the left mid-carpal joint.
Osteoarthritis of the left mid-carpal joint.
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Degenerative Joint Disease
|q3=What would be the best approach to treating this horse?
|q3=What would be the best approach to treating this horse?
|a3=The defect, which was confined to the medial aspect of the radial carpal bone, could be debrided. <br><br>
|a3=The defect, which was confined to the medial aspect of the radial carpal bone, could be debrided. <br><br>
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