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Navicular disease

Monday 12 June 2006 by Ian L. Baxter
I have a distal sesamoid from the fore foot of a horse that appears pathological on its lower surface and am wondering if it is navicular disease as mentioned by Baker & Brothwell (1980)?
The central and 3rd tarsals on the same side (left) are ankylosed with unaffected articular sufaces (spavin).
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