Foot pain Flashcards

1
Q

Pedal bone fractures are common due to kicking and blunt trauma. How do they heal if left for conservative management?

A

Fibrous union

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What type of pedal bone fracture can be treated with a PD neurectomy?

A

Non-healing wing fractures

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Pedal osteitis is a vague term for radiographic changes in a horses pedal bone. What is it often associated with?

A

Foot imbalance

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4
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What is the treatment for pedal osteitis?

A

Correct foot imbalance

Reduce abnormal stresses through foot

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Navicular bone fractures are uncommon and due to trauma. How are they treated?

A

Conservative - heal by fibrous union

difficult to surgically repair

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What is the most important cause of chronic, bilateral forelimb lameness?

A

Navicular disease

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Navicular disease is associated with what conformation? When is it worsened on clinical exam?

A

Low heel, long toe conformation

Exacerbated on hard surface and in circle - land toe first

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What is the most important treatment for navicular disease?

A

Farriery - correct long toe, low heel

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9
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What is the medical treatment for navicular disease?

A

NSAIDs
Intra-articular/intrabursal medication
Biphosphonates - tiludronate

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10
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What is the surgical treatment for navicular disease?

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Neurectomy

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How do most DDFT lesions of the foot present - severity, length, uni/bilateral?

A

Vary from mild to severe
Acute onset
Unilateral lameness

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DDFT lesions causing foot pain can be treated conservatively with shoeing and rest, or surgery. What is the surgical treatment?

A

Debridment of lesion

Via navicular bursa

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13
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How is synovitis, OA, or OC fragmentation of the DIP joint treated?

A

Intra-articular medication
NSAIDs
(Fragment removal)

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14
Q

How is joint trauma or subchondral bone pain of the DIPJ treated?

A

Rest

NSAIDs

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15
Q

How is collateral ligament desmitis of the DIPJ treated?

A

Rest
Farrier/shoeing
Shockwaves
Intra-articular medication

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16
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How are osseous-cyst like lesions of the DIPJ treated?

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Intra-articular medication