Imaging

Frequency distribution of osteochondral fragmentation of the dorsoproximal articular surface of the proximal phalanx in racing Thoroughbreds in the UK

Most frequently medially and in the forelimbs. Sidedness was not demonstrated.

Ultrasound-guided approach to the cervical articular process joints in horses: a validation of the technique in cadavers

Both the craniodorsal and the dorsal approaches were highly accurate

Metacarpophalangeal joint injury patterns on magnetic resonance imaging: A comparison in racing Standardbreds and Thoroughbreds

Findings supported the use of low-field MRI as a whole-organ assessment tool for suspected metacarpophalangeal joint injuries.

Validation of the ultrasonographic assessment of the femoral trochlea epiphyseal cartilage in foals at osteochondrosis predilected sites with MRI and histology

Ultrasonographic examination is a promising, practical tool for screening subclinical osteochondrosis and monitoring and managing lesions

Central tarsal bone fractures in horses not used for racing: Computed tomographic configuration and long-term outcome of lag screw fixation

Internal fixation based on an accurate diagnosis of the individual fracture configuration can result in a very good prognosis

Association between sesamoiditis, subclinical ultrasonographic suspensory ligament branch change and subsequent clinical injury in yearling Thoroughbreds

Ultrasonographic examination of suspensory ligament should allow more accurate prognostic advice and intervention and prevention opportunities for clinical SLBI

Relative echogenicity of tendons and ligaments of the palmar metacarpal region in foals from birth to 4 months of age: a longitudinal study

Reference values could function as a tool to discriminate between physiological and abnormal conditions such as congenital contractural conditions

Feasibility and safety of contrast-enhanced ultrasound in the distal limb of six horses

A feasible and safe diagnostic test for evaluation of the equine distal limb

Ultrasonographic appearance of normal and injured lateral patellar ligaments in the equine stifle

Normal variations in shape, echogenicity and fibre pattern of the ligaments are important considerations to prevent false positive diagnoses during ultrasonography

Morphological characteristics of subchondral bone cysts in medial femoral condyles of adult horses as determined by computed tomography

Consistency in morphological characteristics suggested a common etiopathogenesis for subchondral bone cysts