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Fractures of navicular bone in the horse

Identifier: horseitstreatm05axej (find matches)
Title: The horse, its treatment in health and disease with a complete guide to breeding, training and management
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Axe, J. Wortley
Subjects: Horses
Publisher: London, Gresham Pub. Co.
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,and sensation exists in the feet, the animal relieves himself from pain bythrowing the weight of the body on the front of the foot, but whensensation has been removed by division of the nerves, pain disappears.The heels are then brought to the ground, and the navicular bone,,weakened by disease, is made to bear the full weight and impact of thebody. At this time the perforans tendon has undergone more or less FRACTURE OF THE BONES OF THE FORE EXTREMITY 253 excoriation and inflammatory softening, and failing in con.se(juence to givethe bone support, a fracture results. It is no uncommon thing for ruptureof the tendon to follow upon fracture of the bone. Nails penetrating the frog have been noticed to cause fracture of thisbone, but such an occurrence is very rare indeed. Symptoms. — Evidence of fracture of the navicular bone is difficultto ditlercntiate from that severe inflammation of the navicular joint andtissues of the foot which sooner or later follows upon neurectomy. A little
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342.—Fracture of Na\ncular Bone A, Crctification of Superior Navicular Ligament.B, Diseased Bone. Fig. 343.—Fracture of the Navicular Bone fulne.ss in the hollow of the heel is first observed, which on pre.ssure issomewhat yielding, and suggests the existence of deep-seated fluid. Thetoe has a slight inclination upwards, and the fetlock joint is somewhatdepressed. Soon the coronet exhibits an abnormal fullness, and oozingof serosity appears between hair and hoof. The coronal thin border ofthe latter becomes white by saturation with serosity, and the horn com-mences to separate from the skin, and soon the hoof sloughs, a result whichsooner or later follows upon fracture of the na\icular bone. Of course nothing in these cases can be done with any prospect ofcure, and the better and more humane measure is to have the animaldestroyed. 251 HEALTH AND DISEASE FRACTURE OF THE RIBS Having regard to the large and exposed surfoce formed by tlie backribs, and the peculiar occupation and surr

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