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Diagnosis and management of lameness in the horse
xxiii, 1140 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
Pt. I. Diagnosis of lameness -- Sec. 1. The lameness examination -- Lameness examination : historical perspective -- Lameness in horses : basic facts before starting -- Anamnesis (history) -- Conformation and lameness -- Observation : symmetry and posture -- Palpation -- Movement -- Manipulation -- Applied anatomy of the musculoskeletal system -- Diagnostic analgesia -- Neurological examination and neurological conditions causing gait deficits -- Unexplained lameness -- Assessment of acute-onset, severe lameness -- The swollen limb -- Sec. 2. Diagnostic imaging -- Radiography and Radiology -- Ultrasonographic evaluation of the equine limb : technique -- Ultrasonographic examination of joints -- Ultrasound and orthopedic (non-articular) disease -- Nuclear medicine -- Computed tomography -- Magnetic resonance imaging -- Gait analysis for the quantification of lameness -- Arthroscopic examination -- Tenoscopy and bursoscopy -- Thermography : use in lameness -- Pt. II. The foot -- Clinical investigation of foot pain -- The foot and shoeing -- Trauma to the sole and wall -- Functional anatomy of the palmar aspect of the foot -- Navicular disease and other soft tissue causes of palmar foot pain -- Treatment and prognosis of horses with navicular disease -- Fracture of the navicular bone -- Primary lesions of the deep digital flexor tendon within the hoof capsule -- The distal phalanx and distal interphalangeal joint -- Laminitis -- Pt. III. The forelimb -- The proximal and middle phalanges and proximal interphalangeal joint -- The metacarpophalangeal joint -- The metacarpal region -- The carpus -- The antebrachium -- The elbow, brachium, and shoulder -- Pt. IV. The hindlimb -- The hind foot and pastern -- The metatarsophalangeal joint -- The metatarsal region -- The tarsus -- The crus -- The stifle -- The thigh -- Mechanical lameness in the hindlimb -- Estrous cycle and performance in athletic mares -- Pt. V. The axial skeleton -- Diagnosis and management of pelvic fractures in the thoroughbred racehorse -- Pelvic injuries in the non-racehorse -- Diagnosis and management of sacroiliac joint injuries -- Thoracolumbar spine -- The cervical spine and soft tissues of the neck -- Pt. VI. Developmental orthopedic disease and lameness -- Pathogenesis of osteochondrosis -- The role of nutrition in developmental orthopedic disease : nutritional management -- Diagnosis and management of osteochondrosis and osseous cyst-like lesions -- Physitis -- Angular limb deformities -- Flexural limb deformity in foals -- Cervical stenotic myelopathy
Pt. VII. Arthritis -- Osteoarthritis -- Markers of osteoarthritis : implications for early diagnosis and monitoring of pathological course and effects of therapy -- Models of equine joint disease -- Infectious arthritis -- Non-infectious arthritis -- Other joint conditions -- Pt. VIII. The soft tissues -- Pathophysiology of tendon injury -- Superficial digital flexor tendonitis --The deep digital flexor tendon -- Desmitis of the accessory ligament of the deep digital flexor tendon -- The suspensory apparatus -- Clinical use of stem cells and marrow components to stimulate suspensory ligament regeneration -- Diseases of the digital synovial sheath, palmar annular ligament, and digital annular ligaments -- The carpal canal and carpal synovial sheath -- Tarsal sheath -- Extensor tendon injury -- Curb -- Bursae and other soft tissue swellings -- Tendon lacerations -- Soft tissue injuries of the pastern -- Skeletal muscle and lameness -- Pt. IX. Therapeutics -- Sec. 1. Traditional therapy -- Principles and practices of joint disease treatment -- Epidural analgesia and hindlimb lameness -- Bandaging, splinting, and casting -- External skeletal fixation -- Counterirritation -- Cryotherapy -- Radiation Therapy -- Rest and Rehabilitation -- Sec. 2. Complementary (nontraditional) therapy -- Acupuncture -- Chiropractic evaluation and management of musculoskeletal disorders -- Therapeutic use of ultrasound, lasers, and electromagnetics -- Massage, stretching, homeopathy, and herbs -- Physical therapy and rehabilitation -- Osteopathic treatment of the axial skeleton of the horse -- Extracorporeal shock wave therapy -- Pt. X. Lameness in the sport horse -- Sec. 1. Poor performance -- Poor performance and lameness -- Experiences using a high-speed treadmill to evaluate lameness -- Sec. 2. The racehorse -- The sales yearling -- Biochemical markers of bone cell activity -- The bucked shin complex -- On-track catastrophe in the thoroughbred racehorse -- Epidemiology of racehorse injuries -- North American thoroughbred -- The European thoroughbred -- The North American standardbred -- The European and Australasian standardbreds -- The racing quarter horse -- Lameness of the Arabian racehorse -- National hunt racehorse, point to point horse, and timber racing horse -- The Finnish horse and other Scandinavian cold-blooded trotters -- Sec. 3. Non-racing sport horses -- Prepurchase examination of the performance horse -- Lameness in the show hunter and show jumper -- Lameness in the dressage horse -- Lameness in the three day event horse -- Lameness in endurance horses -- Lameness in the polo pony -- The Western performance horse -- The Tennessee walking horse -- Lameness in the American saddlebred and other trotting breeds with collection -- Lameness in the Arabian and Half-Arabian show horse -- Lameness in the driving horse -- Lameness in draft horses -- Lameness in the pony -- Lameness in breeding stallions and broodmares -- Lameness in foals -- Pleasure riding horse