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Imagerie conventionnelle du jarret
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Les affections du jarret sont une cause fréquente de boiterie postérieure ou de trouble à l’exploitation sportive chez le cheval de sport ou de courses (quelque soit la discipline considérée). Du fait de la complexité anatomique du jarret (plusieurs articulations, nombreux ligaments et tendons..) différentes techniques d’imagerie sont nécessaires pour l’évaluer complètement. La radiographie est surtout destinée à l’examen des formations osseuses, alors que l’échographie permettra l’évaluation des tissus mous et du cartilage articulaire. L’objectif de cette communication est de décrire l’examen radiographique et échographique du jarret, leurs intérêts respectifs, et de présenter à travers quelques entités pathologiques leurs applications au diagnostic. [...]
Mots clés: Pathologie locomotrice, équidés, jarret, radiographie, échographie.
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Hock injuries are a common cause of hindlimb lameness or poor performance in sport and race horses. Because of the anatomical complexity of the hock (numerous structures and different type of tissues), it is necessary to combine radiographic and ultrasonographic exams to perform a complete evaluation of this area. Radiography is necessary to evaluate bones and peri- articular margins, and ultrasonography is required to image soft tissues, and articular cartilage.
The objective of this presentation is to describe the conventional imaging techniques and their respective interests in the diagnosis of several hock conditions. [...]
Key Words: Locomotor pathology, equine, hock, radiography, ultrasonography.
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