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            nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs   prepurchase examination (PPE), 1174  osteoarthritis (OA)
                 (NSAIDs), 900–903             principles, 342–343               carpus, 615–616
             acetylsalicylic acid, 901–902
                                                                                   carpometacarpal osteoarthritis, 616, 617
  VetBooks.ir  carprofen, 903                  sacroiliac region diseases, 781–782  clinical signs, 615, 616
                                               radiation safety and protection, 343
                                                 As Low As Reasonably Achievable
                                                                                   diagnosis, 615, 616
             commonly used NSAIDs, 900–901
                                                   (ALARA), 343
                                                                                   etiology, 615
             facet joint arthritis and vertebral facet joint
                 syndrome, 791–792
                                                                                   treatment, 615–616
             firocoxib, 902–903                scintigraphic signs of disease, 356–360  prognosis, 615–616
                                                 blood flow or vascular phase,
             flunixin meglumine, 901               356–357                       cervical facet joints, 797–798
             laminitis, 499–501                  delayed or bone phase, 358–361  coxofemoral (hip) joint, 757–758
             meclofenamic acid (MA), 902         pool or soft tissue phase, 357–358  clinical signs, 757
             medication effects on bone, 846   spine, 346                          diagnosis, 757, 758
             meloxicam, 903                    tarsus, diagnosis of tarsal lameness, 660  etiology, 757
             naproxen, 902                     thoracic limb, 346                  prognosis, 758
             navicular syndrome/disease, 451  nutraceuticals, 903–907              treatment, 757–758
             parenteral NSAIDs, 875            avocado and soybean unsaponifiable   distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint, 463–465
             phenylbutazone, 901                   extracts, 906                   clinical signs, 463–464
             topical NSAIDs, 881               chondroitin sulfate (CS), 905       diagnosis, 464
             vedaprofen, 903                   collagen hydrolysate (CH), 906–907  etiology, 463
            nuchal ligament                    fatty acids, 906                    prognosis, 465
             neck and poll, 796–797            glucosamine (GLN), 904–905          treatment, 464–465
               clinical signs, 796             glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, 905  distal tarsal (DT) joints/DT joint pain,
               diagnosis, 796–797              hyaluronan (or hyaluronic acid, HA),   662–672
               etiology, 796                       905–906                         advanced treatment procedures,
               prognosis, 797                  methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), 906      669–672
               treatment, 797                  resveratrol, 907                    bisphosphonates, 668
            nuclear medicine, 342–373          vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and   chemical‐induced arthrodesis: ethyl
             bone, abnormal conditions, 360–372    herbs, 907                        alcohol, 670–672
               carpus, 364, 365               nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism   diagnosis, 663–664
               coxofemoral (hip) joint, 368, 371, 371  (osteodystrophia fibrosa), 844–845  diagnostic analgesia, 664–665
               distal limb (foot, pastern, and fetlock),                           differentiating DT joint pain from
                 361, 363, 362–363            OA see osteoarthritis                  proximal plantar region pain, 666–667
               elbow joint, 366               objective assessment of lameness, 139–155  etiology, 662–663
               metacarpus, 363–364, 364, 365   see also under kinematics           extracorporeal shockwave therapy
               metatarsus, 363–364, 364, 365   kinematics (measurement of movement),   (ESWT), 668
               pelvis, 368, 371, 370               140–155                         farriery, 668–669
               proximal limb long bones, 364, 366,   kinetics (measurement of ground reaction   imaging, 665–666
                 365, 367                          forces), 139–140                intra‐articular medications, 667–668
               sacroiliac (SI) joint, 368, 371, 371  OC see osteochondrosis        laser arthrodesis, 670
               scapula, 366, 368              occupational‐related lameness conditions,   magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 666
               shoulder joint, 366, 368            69, 70                          nuclear medicine, 666
               spine, 371–372, 371–373         see also draft horses; endurance horses;   radiography, 665
               stifle joint, 368, 370              gaited horses; jumping/eventing/  surgical arthrodesis of DIT and TMT
               tarsus, 366–367, 364, 365           dressage; racing Quarter horses;   joints, 669–670
             bone, normal, 348–356                 Standard bred racehorses;       treatment, 667–672
               carpus, 351                         thoroughbred racehorses; western   draft horses
               coxofemoral (hip) joint, 353–355, 355  performance horses; western pleasure   distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint, 1029
               distal limb (foot, pastern, and fetlock),   horses                  lower hock joint OA, 1029
                 350, 349–351                 OCD see osteochondritis dissecans    proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint
               elbow joint, 351, 353          olecranon bursitis (bursitis of the elbow),   (high ringbone), 1029
               metacarpus, 351, 351                632–633                       fetlock osteoarthritis, western pleasure
               metatarsus, 351, 351            clinical signs, 633                   horses, 1010
               pelvis, 353–355                 diagnosis, 633                    intervertebral thoracolumbar facet OA,
               sacroiliac (SI) joint, 353–355  etiology, 633                         jumping/eventing/dressage, 995
               scapula, 353                    prognosis, 633                    metacarpophalangeal/metatarsophalangeal
               shoulder joint, 351, 353        treatment, 633                        joint, 550–552
               spine, 355–356                 osseous and osteochondral pathology, carpal   clinical signs, 550
               stifle joint, 351, 353              region, magnetic resonance imaging   diagnosis, 551
               tarsus, 351                         (MRI), 421                      etiology, 550
               upper limb long bones, 351     osseous cyst‐like lesions, tarsal region,   prognosis, 552
             distal tarsal (DT) joints/DT joint pain,   magnetic resonance imaging   treatment, 552
                 osteoarthritis (OA), 666          (MRI), 423                    pathways to morphologic breakdown of
             foot, 346–347                    osseous injury of the third metacarpal/  articular cartilage: the critical
             imaging equipment, 343–344            metatarsal bone, metacarpal/      manifestation of OA, 813–814
               gamma camera, 343–344               metatarsal regions, magnetic   physiologic trauma leading to
             limitations, 373                      resonance imaging (MRI),          osteoarthritis, 809
             musculoskeletal system                419–420                       proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint (high
               indications for nuclear medicine,   osseous trauma                    ringbone)
                 347–348                       tarsal region, magnetic resonance imaging   clinical signs, 513–514
               method for a scintigraphic exam,    (MRI), 422, 423                 conservative management, 515–516
                 344–347                      osseous trauma of the proximal phalanx,   diagnosis, 514–515
             pelvic limb, 346                      magnetic resonance imaging (MRI),   etiology, 512–513
             phases, 342–343                       411–412                         prognosis, 517
               blood flow or vascular phase, 342, 347,   ossification of the collateral cartilages  surgical treatment, 516–517
                 356–357                       distal phalanx (sidebone), 474–475  treatment, 515–517
               delayed or bone phase, 342, 348,   clinical signs, 474–475        scapulohumeral (SH) joint or shoulder,
                 358–360                         diagnosis, 475                      646–648
               pool or soft tissue phase, 342, 347–348,   etiology, 474            clinical signs, 647
                 357–358                         treatment, 475                    diagnosis, 647
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