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| Navicular Disease – History & |
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| w | Bilateral
forelimb lameness (one side worse). |
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| w | Age:
7-9 years. |
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| w | Quarter
Horse, Warmblood and Thoroughbred |
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| cross. |
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| w | “Choppy”
gait (short stride). Worse on hard |
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| surfaces
and when circling. |
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| w | Worse
with rest. |
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| w | Hoof
imbalances. |
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| w | “Pointing”
of the feet. |
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| w | Hoof
testers: +/- |
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