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The following are some of the indications for radiography of the distal extremities: lameness that can be related to a distal extremity; pain on manipulation or palpation of a joint or region; unexplained or unresolved swelling; signs of joint laxity; postural abnormalities, such as hyperextension of a joint or angular limb deformity (valgus or varus malformation); and suspected immune-mediated joint disease. This chapter explains radiography and normal anatomy, alternative imaging techniques and abnormal imaging findings.
Distal limbs – carpus/tarsus and distally, Page 1 of 1
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