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            Figure 3.220.  Transverse T1‐weighted fast low‐angle shot   Figure 3.222.  Transverse fast low‐angle shot (FLASH) image
            (FLASH) image with fat saturation of the right front foot at the level   with fat saturation of a foot at the level of the insertion of the deep
            of the middle phalanx of a horse with acute onset foot lameness.   digital flexor tendon to the distal phalanx of a horse with foot
            The lateral lobe of the DDFT is enlarged and contains a core lesion   lameness. A hyperintense core lesion is present in the central part
            characterized by a central, circular area of signal hyperintensity   of the tendon (arrow) and extends distally to the bone–tendon
            (arrow) surrounded by normal, low intensity, tendon signal.  interface.





































            Figure 3.221.  Transverse fast low‐angle shot (FLASH) image   Figure 3.223.  Transverse fast low‐angle shot (FLASH) image
            with fat saturation of the right foot at the level of the navicular bone   with fat saturation of the foot at the level of the middle phalanx of a
            of a horse with acute onset foot lameness. A linear signal hyperin­  horse with foot lameness. The dorsal surface of the deep digital
            tensity arises from a defect in the dorsal surface of the deep digital   flexor tendon is irregular due to the presence of fibrillations and
            flexor tendon and progresses in a dorsopalmar direction, resulting in   short, incomplete sagittal splits disrupting the smooth dorsal contour
            a full‐thickness parasagittal split of the lateral lobe (black arrow).  of the tendon (arrows).
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