Equine

Flexed oblique images provided clinically useful information, including detection of abnormal shape and fractures, that may not be evident on other currently recommended images

Acepromazine produces significant alterations in the gait pattern with differences between doses, but it does not affect coordination variables in normal unexcited horses

Tenoscopic-guided ALSDFT desmotomy with the SaberRF probe showed no difference in measured outcomes to sharp transection with a tenotomy knife

The lateral injection technique for the navicular bursa avoids penetration of the DDFT, although risk of synovial penetration must be considered when there is potential DIP joint or DFTS infection

The use of PRP in musculoskeletal lesions, although safe and promising, has still not shown strong evidence in clinical scenarios

Forelimb lameness had a significant effect on hindlimb and pelvic movement in horses with clinical lameness

Age should be taken into consideration. Aadjacent structures within the caudodistal antebrachium should be included in evaluations

Overall radiological scores of the navicular bone did not accurately predict navicular bone pathology.

Recurrence was noted in 33% of cases. Satisfaction with the procedure was generally low, with only 50% of owners being completely satisfied.

Good prognosis for horses treated with arthroscopic removal of palmar carpal osteochondral fragments. Early intervention is recommended.