2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jevs.2020.103268
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings in the Proximal Metacarpal Region of 359 Horses and Proximal Metatarsal Region of 64 Horses Acquired Under Standing Sedation

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“…As previously noted and as seen in this study, proximal metacarpal pain will likely have some degree of both bone and soft tissue involvement, and careful inspection of the dorsal margin of the PSL must be done (4,16). In agreement with previous studies, nearly all horses have some degree of sclerosis in the palmar aspect of McIII more often located medially (9,16).…”
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“…As previously noted and as seen in this study, proximal metacarpal pain will likely have some degree of both bone and soft tissue involvement, and careful inspection of the dorsal margin of the PSL must be done (4,16). In agreement with previous studies, nearly all horses have some degree of sclerosis in the palmar aspect of McIII more often located medially (9,16).…”
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“…Only a very small number of the horses in our lameness group had sole desmitis of the PSL. The majority of lame limbs (81%) had concurrent suspensory ligament and palmar McIII abnormalities as seen previously (4). No horses with proximal metacarpal pain had MR imaging abnormalities of the ALDDFT in our study, contrary to previous studies (13,19).…”
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