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Is the Back to Blame? Evaluation of the Lumbosacral Spine and Pelvis
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M. Head
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SEP 12, 2015
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From the clinician’s perspective, the evaluation of the lumbosacral spine (LSSp) and pelvis can be divided into three stages; the clinical assessment, diagnostic imaging and the response to diagnostic anaesthesia or treatment. Unlike the limbs, accurate and objective evaluation of the LSSp is difficult, if not impossible. Palpation of the spine (soft tissue and bony prominences), response to pressure and various stimulation tests (aimed at determining whether the horse has normal movement or is ‘guarding’ itself) are all employed but there is considerable variation between individuals and even within individuals at different times ...
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Rossdales Diagnostic Centre, Cotton End Road, Exning, Newmarket, CB8 7NN, UK
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