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fracture management (cont’d) humerus, 633–637 proximal sesamoid bones, 543–548
middle and proximal metatarsus, 1148 clinical signs, 635 clinical signs, 545–546
diagnosis, 636
VetBooks.ir mid‐forelimb (mid‐metacarpus to distal etiology, 635 etiology, 545
diagnosis, 546
middle and proximal radius, 1147, 1149
nonsurgical management, 636
prognosis, 547–548
radius), 1146–1147, 1148
treatment, 546–547
phalanges and distal metacarpus, 1145,
prognosis, 637
1146, 1147
radius, 623–627
phalanges and distal metatarsus, surgical management, 636–637 proximal to the elbow, 1147, 1150
treatment, 636–637
1148, 1150 intra‐articular acetabular fractures, clinical signs, 624
proximal to the elbow, 1147, 1150 758–759 diagnosis, 624, 625
tarsus, 1148, 1151 clinical signs, 759 displaced fractures, 625–626
tibia, 1148, 1151 diagnosis, 759 etiology, 623–624
transportation, 1148 etiology, 759 first aid, 625
fractures, 826–834 prognosis, 759 nondisplaced fractures, 625
capital physeal fractures of the femoral treatment, 759 physeal fractures, 626, 627
head, 758 metacarpal and metatarsal (splint) bones, prognosis, 627
clinical signs, 758 576–580 Salter–Harris type I and II fractures,
diagnosis, 758 clinical signs, 577 626, 627
etiology, 758 diagnosis, 577–578 treatment, 625–626, 627
prognosis, 758 etiology, 577 scapula, 652–653
treatment, 758 prognosis, 579–580 clinical signs, 652–653
carpus, accessory carpal bone fracture, treatment, 578–579 conservative treatment, 653
612–613 middle (second) phalanx (P2), 522–525 diagnosis, 653
clinical signs, 612 clinical signs, 524 etiology, 652
diagnosis, 612 comminuted P2 fractures, 525 prognosis, 653
etiology, 612 diagnosis, 524 surgical treatment, 653
prognosis, 612 eminence fractures, 525 treatment, 653
treatment, 612 etiology, 523–524 spinous processes, 786–787
carpus, intra‐articular fractures, 607–612 osteochondral fractures, 524–525 clinical signs, 786
clinical signs, 608 prognosis, 525 diagnosis, 787
diagnostic imaging, 608–610 treatment, 524–525 etiology, 786
etiology, 607–608 middle and proximal metatarsus, 1148 prognosis, 787
post‐operative care, 612 middle and proximal radius, 1147, 1149 treatment, 787
prognosis, 612 mid‐forelimb (mid‐metacarpus to distal stifle: femorotibial joint region, 729–731
treatment, 610–612 radius), 1146–1147, 1148 clinical signs, 729
catastrophic fractures, racing Quarter navicular (distal sesamoid) bone, 454–456 diagnosis, 729–730, 731
horses, 978, 979 clinical signs, 455 etiology, 729
as a cause of lameness, 833–834 diagnosis, 455 imaging, 729–730, 731
cervical fractures, 799 etiology, 455 prognosis, 731
condyles of the third metacarpal/metatarsal prognosis, 456 treatment, 730–731
bones (condylar fractures, longitudinal treatment, 455–456 supraglenoid tubercle (tuberosity) (SGT),
articular fractures), 567–571 osteochondral fractures and fragmentation 653–655
clinical signs, 568 of the proximal phalanx, 541–543 clinical signs, 654
diagnosis, 568–569 clinical signs, 541 diagnosis, 654
etiology, 568, 569 diagnosis, 541, 542 etiology, 653–654
prognosis, 571 etiology, 541 prognosis, 655
treatment, 569–571 prognosis, 543 treatment, 654
diaphyseal and metaphyseal femoral treatment, 542–543 tarsal region, magnetic resonance imaging
fractures, 740–744 patellar fractures, jumping/eventing/ (MRI), 422–423
clinical signs, 740 dressage, 996 tarsus, 680–687, 1148, 1151
diagnosis, 740–742 pelvis calcaneus and sustentaculum tali, 686–687
etiology, 740 acetabular fractures, 774–775 fragmentation of the proximal tubercle
prognosis, 744 clinical examination and signs, 770 of the talus (PTT), 687
treatment, 742, 744 coccygeal vertebrae, 775 sagittal fractures of the talus, 684
distal phalanx (P3, coffin bone), 465–471 diagnosis, 770–771 slab fractures of the small tarsal bones,
clinical signs, 467–468 etiology, 770 682–684
diagnosis, 468 ilial shaft fractures, 773–774 tibial malleoli, 684–686
etiology, 466–467 ilial wing fractures, 771, 772 trochlear ridges of the talus, 684
prognosis, 471 prognosis, 771 third metacarpal/metatarsal (cannon) bone,
treatment, 468–471 pubis and ischium, 773, 774 571–572
elbow, ulna fractures, 627–630 sacrum, 775 clinical signs, 571–572
clinical signs, 627 on‐site management, 771 diagnosis, 571–572
diagnosis, 627–628 treatment, 771 etiology, 571
etiology, 627 tuber coxae fractures, 771–773 prognosis, 572
prognosis, 630 phalanges and distal metacarpus, 1145, treatment, 572
treatment, 628–630 1146, 1147 third trochanter fractures, 744
fracture healing in horses, 828–833 phalanges and distal metatarsus, tibia, 703–707, 1148, 1151
compression fixation, 829–830 1148, 1150 diaphyseal fractures, 706
external fixation of fractures, proximal (first) phalanx (P1), 525–532 incomplete fractures, 704–705
832–833 classification, 526, 527, 528 proximal physeal fractures, 705–706
fracture fixation, 829 clinical signs, 529 tibial tuberosity fractures, 706–707
inflammatory phase, 828 comminuted P1 fractures, 527, tibial stress fractures, racing Quarter
lag screw principle, 830–831 531–532 horses, 978
other methods of internal fixation, diagnosis, 529 vertebral fractures, 787–788
831–832 etiology, 527–528 clinical signs, 787
remodeling phase, 829 noncomminuted P1 fractures, 526, 527, diagnosis, 787
reparative phase, 828–829 528, 529–530, 532 etiology, 787
fracture stabilization for transport/fracture prognosis, 532 prognosis, 788
immobilization, 827–828 treatment, 529–532 treatment, 787–788