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the nasolacrimal suture may also be affected.
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Figure 10.6 The bones of the horse’s skull
CAUSE
The most likely cause is trauma and it may develop following a blow to the face. However,
on occasions it occurs with no known history of trauma. In these cases, dental malocclusions
or dental eruption issues should be ruled out as a cause.
CLINICAL SIGNS
These include:
