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Neurological Conditions Giving Rise to Lameness
R. Piercy
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Gait abnormalities are commonly encountered in equine veterinary work and reaching a diagnosis to enable provision of appropriate prognosis and treatment is important for both patient and client. It can be difficult to distinguish between the relative contributions of weakness, lameness and central or peripheral nervous system involvement. Mixed deficits also occur that can complicate the clinical picture. The term ‘lameness’ is generally reserved for a gait abnormality associated with pain; in most cases the deficit is consistent between strides (either at the walk or trot). Localising the site of the painful focus is a key component of the lameness examination ...
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Royal Veterinary College, Hawkshead Lane, North Mymms, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL9 7TA, UK
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