Lecture 5: navicular disease, side bones and

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Lecture 5: navicular disease, side bones and quittor Dr Gyan Dev Singh, Assistant professor, VCC, BVC, Patna-14 QUITTOR: Necrosis of the lateral cartilage and is noticed by the presence of sinus openings in the coronet region. Fore or hind

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Lecture 5: navicular disease, side bones and quittor
Dr Gyan Dev Singh, Assistant professor, VCC, BVC, Patna-14<br>
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QUITTOR:

Necrosis of the lateral cartilage and is noticed by the presence of sinus openings in the coronet region.

Fore or hind feet may be affected.<br>
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Etiology

1) Infection getting into the cartilage through an
opening in the coronet region, e.g., tread injuries.

2) Necrosis of skin in the pastern region due to constant accumulation of mud.

3) Suppuration extending from neighboring lesions like suppurating corn, sand crack, penetrating wounds of the foot, etc.<br>