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Sidebone is a
common condition of horses,
characterized by the
ossification of the
collateral cartilages of the
coffin bone.
These are
found on either...
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pasterns are
usually a
result of
excess concussion. They include:
Ringbone Sidebone Splints Bucked shins Knee
injuries that
result from concussion, including...
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horse is more at risk for
navicular disease, high or low ringbone, and
sidebone. Also
windpuffs and
windgalls occur from
chronic irritation within fetlock...
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coffin joints, and can
cause lameness. Shoe boil: see "capped joint"
Sidebone:
ossification of the
collateral cartilages of the hoof
secondary to chronic...
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increase with age, and
appears to be heritable. This condition,
called sidebone when it
affects the
lateral and
medial cartilages of the foot, is common...
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thereby decreasing the risk of concussion-related
lamenesses such as
sidebone, ringbone, and others.
Certain conformational faults will
encourage a horse...
