Equine Lameness Examination

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What is a key method for identifying musculoskeletal lesions in animals?

Lameness examination

How can a forelimb lameness be identified during weight-bearing?

Elevated head on the unsound limb

What method is useful for evaluating musculotendinous injuries such as bicipital tenosynovitis and Achilles tendon rupture?

Ultrasonography

In evaluation of a subtle or obscure lameness, what may be necessary according to the text?

Serial examinations before and after exercise

What is the primary purpose of nuclear scintigraphy?

Localization and highlighting of periosseous soft tissue and bone lesions

Which imaging technique is most suitable for evaluating nervous tissues?

MRI

What is a primary advantage of arthroscopy as a diagnostic and treatment procedure?

Improved visualization of joint pathologies

What are the main disadvantages of arthroscopy as a diagnostic and treatment procedure?

High costs of equipment and the learning curve required for expertise

Which condition is commonly diagnosed or treated via arthroscopy?

Bicipital tenosynovitis

What is the primary purpose of CT imaging in the context of veterinary medicine?

Assessing the spinal column

Test your knowledge on the evaluation of equine lameness, including observations at rest, rising, and during locomotion. Learn to identify single- or multiple-limb lameness and understand the severity related to different activities.

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