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From the Publisher This classic revision of AdamsLameness in Horses represents a detailed, comprehensive review of the development, cause, diagnosis, and treatment of lameness in horses. The book includes descriptions of the anatomy, physical features, and radiographic examination procedures, as well as nutrition, and the development of diseases. Editorial Reviews – AdamsLameness in Horses From the Publisher This classic revision of AdamsLameness in Horses represents a detailed, comprehensive review of the development, cause, diagnosis, and treatment of lameness in horses. The book includes descriptions of the anatomy, physical features, and radiographic examination procedures, as well as nutrition, and the development of diseases. Features – AdamsLameness in Horses Table of Contents Table of Contents Preface. Preface to the Fourth Edition. Contributors. Chapter 1. Functional Anatomy of Equine Locomotor Organs (Robert A. Kainer). Chapter 2. Conformation and Movement (Ted S. Stashak and Cherry Hill). Chapter 3. Examination for Lameness (Ted S. Stashak). Chapter 4. Equine Diagnostic Imaging (Richard D. Park, Robert H. Wrigley, and Phillip F. Steyn) . Part I: Radiography (Richard D. Park). Part II: Ultrasonography of the Tendons, Ligaments, and Joints (Robert H. Wrigley). Part III: Nuclear Medicine (Phillip F. Steyn) . Chapter 5. The Role of Nutrition Musculoskeletal Development and Disease (Catherien J. Savage and Lon D. Lweis). Chapter 6. Diseases of Bone and Related Structures (Gary M. Baxter and A Simon Turner). Chapter 7. Diseases of Joints, Tendons, Ligaments, and Related Structures (C. Wayne McIlwraith). Chapter 8. Lameness . Part I: The Foot (Ted S. Stashak). Part II: The Pastern (Ted S. Stashak). Part III: The Fetlock (Alicia L. Bertone). Part IV: The Metacarpus and Metatarsus (Alicia L. Bertone). Part V: The Carpus (Alicia L. Bertone). Part VI: The Forearm (Antebrachium) (Ted S. Stashak). Part VII:
