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Meniscal injuries are the most frequently encountered soft tissue injuries in the equine stifle
joint. Due to the inherent limited repair potential of meniscal tissue, meniscal injuries do not …

Reasons for performing study: While descriptions of the visible soft tissues of the femorotibial
joints exist for both arthroscopy and ultrasonography, there are few examples in the …

Objective—To provide a detailed computed tomography (CT) reference of the anatomically
normal equine stifle joint. Sample—16 hind limbs from 8 equine cadavers; no horses had …

Meniscal pathologies are among the most common injuries of the femorotibial joint in both
human and equine patients. Pathological forces and ensuing injuries of the cranial horn of …

A 5‐year‐old Rheinlander gelding was evaluated for left hindlimb stifle lameness. The
lameness was localised to the stifle, but source of the lameness was not specifically …

Background There is limited information available concerning normal equine meniscal
morphology, its degeneration and role in osteoarthritis (OA). Objectives To characterise …

Stifle lameness remains a diagnostic challenge. Computed tomography (CT) and CT
arthrography are usable techniques in the horse, and they were useful for the evaluation of …

Microwave imaging has been extensively studied in the past several years as a new
technique for early stage breast cancer detection. Besides this, other medical applications …

The stifle is a large and complex joint in quadrupeds, including horses, making the
diagnosis of stifle diseases a challenge for the clinician. The detection of “stifle syndrome” …