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• The fetlock joint was dislocated, and his foot was left dangling loosely.
• In horses, sesamoiditis is generally caused by excess stress on the fetlock joint.
• She won her first race and, in the next, severely injured a fetlock joint.
• Smarty Jones has bruising in all four fetlock joints, the equivalent in humans of sprained ankles.
• Dr . Stephen J . Selway led the five-person surgical team to align and stabilize Charismatic's fetlock joint.
• The fetlock joint is supported by group of lower leg ligaments, tendons and bones known as the suspensory apparatus.
• His three-year-old season was ended on a sour note as he was scratched from the AJC Derby due to a wrenched fetlock joint.
• It, along with poison hemlock ( " Conium maculatum " ) and tarsal and fetlock joints, scoliosis, lordosis, torticollis and rib cage problems.
• According to a review of the results by the Associated Press, compound fractures of both front legs at the fetlock joints were confirmed.
• Three days after the catastrophic injury Larry Bramlage, DVM, of Rood and Riddle performed a fetlock anthrodesis, fusing the bones to eliminate the fetlock joint.
• Certain areas, such as tissues of the fetlock joint, are more sensitive to flexion tests over other tissues, such as those in the pastern and hoof.
• While in training for his next scheduled start in the Eclipse Stakes, he fractured a front fetlock joint and was retired having never lost on the turf.
• Between 7 % and 10 % of Hanoverians have OCD in the hock joint, and between 12 % and 24 % have OCD in a fetlock joint.
• Due to the construction of the fetlock joint, luxation will result in either a complete rupture of the flexor tendons and suspensory ligament or a lateral disarticulation.
• The surgery by Kentucky-based vet Larry Bramlage will be designed to fuse the fetlock joint with screws, wire and a metal plate, allowing the leg to bear weight.
• Another injury ( a torn off synovial pad from his off fore fetlock joint ) was found after that race, and he was to miss the rest of the autumn.
• Fiammetta won the French 2, 000 Guineas for Auguste Lupin, his first Classic win, but died in 1842 after dislocating a fetlock joint while running in the Pavilion Stakes at.
• In the front limb, decreased flight arc is usually seen in cases of shoulder, knee, or fetlock joint pain, and is often associated with reduced cranial phase and lengthened caudal phase of the stride.
• Trainer Thad Ackel ( trained Breeders'Cup Turf winner Great Communicator ) stated, " Easy Goer has got a couple of osselets ( enlargements of the fetlock joints usually caused by excess fluid ), and it looked to me like there's come calcification there.
• The pastern consists of two bones, the uppermost called the " large pastern bone " or proximal phalanx, which begins just under the fetlock joint, and the lower called the " small pastern bone " or middle phalanx, located between the large pastern bone and the coffin bone, outwardly located at approximately the coronary band.