Lameness of the Horse
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S., A. V. D., Rangoon, Burmah, in American Veterinary Review, Vol. 5, p. 362.
LAMENESS IN THE FORE LEG 129 condition is of rather common occurrence in some countries be- cause of the fragile condition of horses' bones.
Symptomatology. — If the parts can be examined before ex- travasation of blood and swelling mask the condition, crepita- tion may be detected. In other instances, it is possible to note a displacement of parts of the sesamoid bones — this in horizontal fracture. There occurs more... or less descent of the fetlock which must not be attributed to rupture of the superficial Hexor tendon (perforatus). By outlining the course of this tendon with the lingers, when it is passively tensed sufficiently to follow its course, one may exclude rupture of the superficial Hexor. Finding the suspensory ligament intact from its origin to the sesamoid at- tachments, one may also eliminate rupture of this structure as a cause of the trouble. Needless to say, marked lameness and swelling of the fetlock soon take place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S., A. V. D., Rangoon, Burmah, in American Veterinary Review, Vol. 5, p. 362.
LAMENESS IN THE FORE LEG 129 condition is of rather common occurrence in some countries be- cause of the fragile condition of horses' bones.
Symptomatology. — If the parts can be examined before ex- travasation of blood and swelling mask the condition, crepita- tion may be detected. In other instances, it is possible to note a displacement of parts of the sesamoid bones — this in horizontal fracture. There occurs more... or less descent of the fetlock which must not be attributed to rupture of the superficial Hexor tendon (perforatus). By outlining the course of this tendon with the lingers, when it is passively tensed sufficiently to follow its course, one may exclude rupture of the superficial Hexor. Finding the suspensory ligament intact from its origin to the sesamoid at- tachments, one may also eliminate rupture of this structure as a cause of the trouble. Needless to say, marked lameness and swelling of the fetlock soon take place.
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