PPT-lameness Gulshan Kumar MVSc

PhD Dept of VSR College of Veterinary Science amp Animal Husbandry DUVASU Mathura 281 001 Lameness is an indication of a structural or functional disorder in one or more limbs or the back that . Drs. Karyn Labbe and Beth Biscoe, Washington . State . University. Dr. John Mattoon, Washington State University. Bilateral forelimb lameness in an 11 year-old Thoroughbred. Patient is a previous racehorse acquired by the owner with the intended use of barrel racing. INAG 120 – Equine Health Management. November 2, . 2011. Common Lameness Disorders. FRONT LIMB. Shoulder. Knee. Fetlock. Pastern. Navicular. HIND LIMB. Stifle. Hock. Fetlock. Pastern. Front Limb - Shoulder. Left Fore Limb lameness in a 7 year-old Thoroughbred. Patient had a mild lameness of the left front limb.. Lameness examination included regional analgesia and distal . interphalangeal. joint injection six weeks prior to referral. Drs. Karyn Labbe and Beth Biscoe, Washington . State University. Dr. John Mattoon, Washington State University. Bilateral forelimb lameness in an 11 year-old Thoroughbred. Patient is a previous racehorse acquired by the owner with the intended use of barrel racing. Lameness in Sheep Foreword Lameness is a major health and welfare problem in all sheep producingcountries throughout the world.the common sense management measures that will help prevent, or treatthe LAMENESS. General Signs: Head bobbing, dropping hip, pointing, strong digital pulse. LAMENESS. Predisposing factors. :. Immaturity for hard work (racing 2-year olds). Faulty conformation. Poor condition or conditioning. Drs. Karyn Labbe and Beth Biscoe, Washington . State University. Dr. John Mattoon, Washington State University. Bilateral forelimb lameness in an 11 year-old Thoroughbred. Patient is a previous racehorse acquired by the owner with the intended use of barrel racing. Equine Lameness Exam. One of the most common (if not the #1) body systems evaluated and treated is the . musculoskeletal system . Detecting the source of lameness can be daunting – many probs. have no obvious external signs . Dept. of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology. College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. U.P. Pt. . Deen. . Dayal. Upadhyaya . Pashuchikitsa. Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya . evam. Go . Anusandhan. , PhD. Burns are complex inflammatory or gangrenous lesions due to exposure of live tissue to dry or moist heat, chemicals and electricity. . Scalds are burns caused by hot liquids or steam. Superficial (involving epidermis) First degree. MVSc. , PhD. college of veterinary science & animal husbandry, . duvasu. , Mathura (UP). Amaurosis. . is . blindness without any apparent lesion in the eye. It may be temporary or permanent. Possible causes are . Shock. Can be defined as…. An imbalance between oxygen delivery and oxygen consumption such that the delivery of oxygen does not meet the needs of the tissue.. OR. An acute clinical syndrome characterized by progressive circulatory failure that leads to inadequate capillary perfusion and cellular hypoxia.. MVSc. , PhD. Dept. of VSR, College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, DUVASU, Mathura- 281 001. Noninvasive technique . Provides cross sectional anatomy of the organs . Based on differences in acoustic impedance of the tissue. . MVSc. PhD. Interaction with matter. X-rays are actually photons travelling with the speed of light.. Interaction.. How a photon interacts with matter on which it falls/impinges.. Matter may be tissue/cells/or non-biological material (here, we are considered with biological material only)..