LAMENESS PART -III Fourth Professional(OLD) Dr.
Description: LAMENESS PART -III Fourth Professional(OLD) Dr. RAMESH TIWARY ASSSITANT PROFESSOR Department of Veterinary Surgery Radiology BVC, PATNA-14 Rupture of Tendoachilles Rupture of the gastrocnemius muscle Excessive strain on the tendon during
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slide1. LAMENESS PART -III
Fourth Professional(OLD) Dr. RAMESH TIWARY
ASSSITANT PROFESSOR
Department of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology
BVC, PATNA-14<br>
slide2. Rupture of Tendoachilles Rupture of the gastrocnemius muscle<br>
slide3. Excessive strain on the tendon during jumping
Malicious cutting of the tendon-Hamstringing
Keep the hock extended by putting plaster of Paris bandage 6-8 wks.<br>
slide4. Rupture of Peroneus Tertius Due to overextension of the hock joint
Rupture of the peroneus tertius hock can be extended without extending the stifle.
Complete rest is the best treatment 4-6 wks.<br>
slide5. Fibrotic Myopathy/Ossifying Myopathy The limb jerks backward and downward during the last 3 to 5 inches of the stride, resulting in slapping of the foot on the ground.<br>
Fourth Professional(OLD) Dr. RAMESH TIWARY
ASSSITANT PROFESSOR
Department of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology
BVC, PATNA-14<br>
slide2. Rupture of Tendoachilles Rupture of the gastrocnemius muscle<br>
slide3. Excessive strain on the tendon during jumping
Malicious cutting of the tendon-Hamstringing
Keep the hock extended by putting plaster of Paris bandage 6-8 wks.<br>
slide4. Rupture of Peroneus Tertius Due to overextension of the hock joint
Rupture of the peroneus tertius hock can be extended without extending the stifle.
Complete rest is the best treatment 4-6 wks.<br>
slide5. Fibrotic Myopathy/Ossifying Myopathy The limb jerks backward and downward during the last 3 to 5 inches of the stride, resulting in slapping of the foot on the ground.<br>