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Note: Page numbers in italics refer to figures, those in bold to tables and inset boxes.
a of the elbow 99, 100
Abductor pollicis longus muscle equipment 96–97
radiographic appearance of sesamoid 174, 183 of the hip 102, 103
tendinopathy 187, 188 indications 95
Acceleration. See Kinematic gait analysis of the shoulder 100, 101
Accessory carpal ligaments 150 of the stifle 102, 103
Accessory caudal glenoid ossification center. See of the tarsus 101, 102
Shoulder joint/region, caudal glenoid Arthrography 248
fragments Arthrokinematics 77, 78
Achilles tendon. See Common calcanean tendon Arthropathies 120–121
Acral lick dermatitis 161, 163 Arthroscopy 109, 184, 195, 205–209, 235, 241,
Acral lick furunculosis/granuuloma. See Acral 243, 248–249, 249, 324, 337, 339
lick dermatitis Aseptic necrosis of the femoral head. See Hip
Acute non‐compressive nucleus pulposus joint/region, avasucular necrosis of the
extrusion 261–263, 383 femoral head
Adhesive capsulitis 248–249, 249 Ataxia 7, 41–42, 42, 43, 46, 51–52, 383, 387
Amble 7
Angular limb deformity 175, 179, 186, b
340–341, 342 Barden’s test 360
Arthritis Barlow test 360
degenerative (See Osteoarthritis within each Biceps brachii muscle. See Shoulder joint/region,
specific joint/region) biceps brachii muscle
immune‐mediated 120, 175, 176 Biceps tenosynovitis. See Shoulder joint/region,
erosive polyarthritis 175, 176 biceps brachii muscle
types of 175, 176 Body weight distribution 19, 20
joint fluid cytology 115, 117, 119 Bone cyst 218, 375
radiographic appearance 217, 375 Bone scan. See Scintigraphy
septic 214, 301, 342 Bowed tendon 159
Arthrocentesis 95–104 Brachial plexus 38, 219, 249, 255, 258–259, 263
approaches 98 injury 51, 61, 188, 256, 257, 264–265
of the carpus 99 neurologic deficits 61

Canine Lameness, First Edition. Edited by Felix Michael Duerr.
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