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==Clinical Examination Results== | ==Clinical Examination Results== | ||
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| + | * Forelimb palpation: | ||
| + | ** Right Forlimb: | ||
| + | *** heat and swelling at proximal metacarpal region | ||
| + | *** mild pain elicited on suspensory ligament palpation | ||
| + | *** mild thickening of lateral branch of SL (no pain) | ||
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| + | * Hoof testers: negative | ||
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| + | ===What are your initial thoughts=== | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 6 November 2008
Harvey Saunders
Signalment and Initial Complaint
- 13 year old, Anglo-Arab Gelding, weighing 559kg.
- He presented with an intermittent right forelimb lameness of 2 -3 month duration.
What would your work up now consist of?
There are 6 things that could be done to achieve a full work up.... (highlight to reveal answers)
- Further history
- Physical Examination
- Gait Analysis
- Diagnostic Analgesia
- Radiographs or Ultrasounds
- Scintigraphy
Clinical Examination Results
- Forelimb palpation:
- Right Forlimb:
- heat and swelling at proximal metacarpal region
- mild pain elicited on suspensory ligament palpation
- mild thickening of lateral branch of SL (no pain)
- Right Forlimb:
- Hoof testers: negative