Navicular disease often begins as an inflammation of the bursa between the deep digital flexor tendon and the navicular bone of the foot. While the joint surfaces of the phalanges may not be affected, the tendon adjacent to the bursa may be progressively destroyed with eventual rupture. This tendon is very important because it flexes the joints of the foot; that is, it moves the toe down and back
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
trochilitis, podotrochleosis, bursitis podotroch-learis) affects the distal sesamoid (navicular) bon...
Navicular Syndrome is a condition affecting horses that can cause lameness. It leads to the degradat...
The aim of the study was to do a review of the studies regarding the genetic background of navicular...
Navicular disease is an osteoarthritis of the navicular bone which may begin as bursitis of the navi...
The first goal of this study was to develop optimal, standardized magnetic resonance imaging protoco...
BACKGROUND: Navicular bone partition is a rare condition reported in horses, which is during the eva...
BACKGROUND: Navicular bone partition is a rare condition reported in horses, which is during the eva...
Equine navicular bone is a very important issue nowadays, because the pathological changes in this s...
Navicular syndrome has been traditionally characterized by progressive lameness with chronic degener...
Pathological changes of the equine navicular bone are found in a variety of forms in numerous old an...
Case report: We describe the radiographic and magnetic resonance imaging findings associated with a ...
Forelimb navicular bones and associated soft tissues were collected from 3 groups of horses and subj...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
trochilitis, podotrochleosis, bursitis podotroch-learis) affects the distal sesamoid (navicular) bon...
Navicular Syndrome is a condition affecting horses that can cause lameness. It leads to the degradat...
The aim of the study was to do a review of the studies regarding the genetic background of navicular...
Navicular disease is an osteoarthritis of the navicular bone which may begin as bursitis of the navi...
The first goal of this study was to develop optimal, standardized magnetic resonance imaging protoco...
BACKGROUND: Navicular bone partition is a rare condition reported in horses, which is during the eva...
BACKGROUND: Navicular bone partition is a rare condition reported in horses, which is during the eva...
Equine navicular bone is a very important issue nowadays, because the pathological changes in this s...
Navicular syndrome has been traditionally characterized by progressive lameness with chronic degener...
Pathological changes of the equine navicular bone are found in a variety of forms in numerous old an...
Case report: We describe the radiographic and magnetic resonance imaging findings associated with a ...
Forelimb navicular bones and associated soft tissues were collected from 3 groups of horses and subj...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...
A cadaver limb from an eight-year-old horse with right forelimb lameness that was relieved with an i...