Radiological anatomy of distal phalanx of front foot in the pure Iranian Arabian horse

Vosugh, Dariush; Nazem, Mohammad Naser; Hooshmand, A

doi:10.5603/fm.a2017.0028

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“…Hence, the extensor process is not in alignment with the coronary band, as is the case of the horse. The results of the present study were in agreement with that previously mentioned by Parks (2003), O'Grady and Poupard (2010) and Vosugh et al (2017) that the dorsal hoof wall is parallel to the dorsal surface of the pastern region (the two horizontal lines). In a broken-back, long-toe/low-heel conformation, the dorsal hoof angle is smaller than that of the pastern.…”

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“…Any decrease in HWA, DP-A angles measurements may be an indicator for chronic laminitis with dropped or rotated DP (Tanaka et al, 2002). However, in the present study S-founder (7.8 ± 1.5mm) was less than that previously measured in horse (10.4 ± 0.36 mm) (Vosugh et al, 2017) which attributed to the differences in size between horse and donkey. However, changes in DP-ground distance (DP-G) and S-founder measurements than normal indicate presence of hoof laminitis with rotation and/or sinking of DP (Rocha et al, 2004 andMasoudifard et al, 2014).…”

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Radiographic morphometry of the Foot in clinically normal Donkeys (Equus asinus)

Elrashidy

Al-lethie

Attaai

et al. 2022

SVU-International Journal of Veterinary Sciences

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Radiography of the foot is considered a golden standard technique enables the veterinarians to render a subjective evaluation of the foot in donkeys. The current study aimed to characterize objectively the baseline radiometric data of normal forefeet in donkeys to assess both of the nature and extent of anatomical changes occurring in foot affections. Lateromedial and dorsopalmar radiographic examination were performed on 48 forefeet of 24 clinically normal donkeys of both sexes. Four angles and 10 morphometeric distances were measured in latromedial radiographs and 10 morphometric measurements were measured in dorsopalmer radiographs. All hoof components appeared in the radiographic films were described and morphometric measurements were reported as minimum and maximum values, mean ± standard deviation (SD). The study presented a descriptive reference data for morphometric radiographic parameters of the forefeet from lateromedial and dorsopalmer radiographs in clinically normal donkeys, to assess any changes in hoof conformation and biomechanics associated with hoof affections.

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