Excerpt from The Spavin Group of Lameness
Historically, spavin is perhaps the oldest lameness of the horse. Standing in the foremost rank economically, it has received at least as much, if not more study than any other. Grouped about this malady and certainly allied, if not identical, to it, in cause and pathology, is a long'list of separately de scribed affections, some of which may well challenge the suprem acy of spavin itself in their frequency and power of diminishing or destroying the usefulness of the horse. We have, therefore, elected to give spavin the title role, rather from convenience than from an inherent right of this one affection to dominate the nomenclature of this extensive group. Among the most com mon and important members of the group, in their approximate order of frequency and economic importance, we would mention spavin, navicular disease, ringbone, sidebone, sesamoiditis, spinitis, gonitis, carpitis, humero - radial arthritis, scapulo-humeral arthritis, etc. In the observations of Dr. Fisher spavin should occupy third or fourth place in frequency.
Taken as' a group, they constitute by far the most important lamenesses and, in the destruction of the value of the horse, take high rank among all diseases to which this animal is liable.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the historical, pathological, and clinical aspects of the "spavin group" of equine maladies, highlighting their systemic etiology and progression. The author provides a comprehensive analysis of the disease process, exploring its manifestation in various skeletal structures and its impact on the articular system. The book examines the role of systemic disturbances as the primary cause of these maladies, challenging the traditional emphasis on trauma as the sole etiological factor. Through detailed case studies and histological examinations, the author presents compelling evidence supporting the systemic hypothesis. This book offers a valuable resource for veterinary practitioners and researchers seeking a deeper understanding of the pathogenesis and management of spavin and its related conditions. It sheds new light on the etiology of this prevalent group of equine ailments, providing insights that can contribute to improved diagnosis and treatment strategies. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781334530296_0
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