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| Where are abscesses found? |
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| The sole of the foot or the coronary band or in the hoof wall. |
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| Inflammation in the tissues of a joint |
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Middle, High or low portion of the leg
SFT of front leg is most common |
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Natural bursa around joints
Elbow or Hock (acquired) |
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Manifests in the fetlock as broken forward or backward depending upon the affected tendon
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| Seat of corn on the bottom of the foot |
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- The outer hoof wall - Stratum Medium
- Toe, Quarter or heel |
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Hocks
Specifically, about 4 inches below the point of the hock. |
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| Growth plates of the long bones |
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| Generally affects the hoof capsule |
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- Collateral cartilage of the foot
- Abscess above coronary band, caudal pastern |
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- Pastern Joint (High articular)
- Coffin Joint (Low Articular)
- Distal P1, Proximal P2 (High non-articular)
- Distal P2, Proximal P3 (Low non-articular) |
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| White line area at the front of the hoof |
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| Caudal/Palmar aspect of the fetlock area |
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Elbow
Also known as a capped elbow |
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| Collateral cartilage of foot/P3 |
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- Medial aspect of the Cannon Bone
- Generally the front leg
- About 3" below the carpus |
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| Generally shows in the fetlock |
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| Just above the Point of the hock |
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| Commisures and central sulcus of the frog |
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| Stifle joint with a complementary locking of the hock joint |
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| Hind legs seem uncoordinated |
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