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            as enhanced osteoclastic resorption activity. Recently   13.  McIlwraith CW, Foerner JJ, Davis DM. Osteochondritis dissecans
            published results have shown a 90% success rate with   of the tarsocrural joint: results of treatment with arthroscopic
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            unilateral  SCLs  and  67%  success  rate  with  bilateral
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            been treated with debridement, but intralesional therapy
                                                               15.  McIntosh SC, McIlwraith CW. Natural history of femoropatellar
            with triamcinolone acetonide is attempted in the first   osteochondrosis in three crops of Thoroughbreds. Equine Vet J
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            associated with the SCL defect.                       shoulder joint. Vet Surg 1987;16:44–52.
              Most recently a technique of lag screw fixation across   17.  Nixon AJ, Fortier LA, Goodrich LR, et al. Arthroscopic reattach­
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            the cystic lesion has been described.  Promising results   ment of select (OCD) lesions using resorbable polydioxanone pins.
            have been reported. The author has done a number of   Equine Vet J 2004;36:376–383.
            cases with this technique after encouraging results were   18.  Poulos P. Radiologic manifestations of developmental problems. In
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                                                               19.  Ray CS, Baxter GM, McIlwraith CW, et al. Development of sub­
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