CASE HISTORY
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Equine Medical Associates, Kentucky
Jim Morehead, DVM Peggy Marsh, DVM, dip. ACVIM, dip. ACVECC www.eqmedical.com |
Pre- Tx notes:
First noted as swelling over the lateral sesamoid Dec 2014, the limited training was stopped and the horse was turned out; April 2015 first ultrasound revealed lateral suspensory branch desmitis - controlled exercise and limited turnout was recommended; serial ultrasound examinations in June and July revealed no real trend except ongoing evidence of enlarged branch with fiber changes noted at the attachment, there was a trend towards enlargement when allowed more turnout time. Horse History:
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