Horse stifle Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

What is the best view to see the lateral trochlea of the femur and the medial femoral condyle?

A

Craniomedial caudolateral

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Where is the most common spot for OCD in the stifle?

A

Lateral trochlea of the femur - middle 1/3

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What is the most common spot for Cyst-like lesions in the stifle?

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Medial condyle

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4
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Cyst-like lesions are caused by four things… what are they?

A

OCD
Ischemia
Infection
Trauma

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5
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Where are infectious cyst-like lesions commonly seen?

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Caudal aspect of the medial condyle

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6
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What are less common areas for OCD in the stifle?

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Medial femoral trochlea

Petella - commonly seen with severe trochlear lesions

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7
Q

Where are the most common petellar fractures?

A

Medial side

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Where are most cyst-like lesions in the patella noted?

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Medial side - probably due to the fact that this is where the fractures are most common and fractures can cause cyst-like lesions

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9
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When should you screen for the OCD in a horse?

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After 12-18 months because many can resolve

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10
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Patellar fragmentation is commonly assoicated with horses that have under gone what?

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Horses that have undergone medial patellar desmotomy

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A medial desmotomy can cause what change to the patella?

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Increased angle between the proximal articular surface of the patella and the femur

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What is the only radiographic sign that may be seen with upward patellar fixation?

A

Remodeling of the apex of the patella

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13
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Patellar luxation is commonly which way in a horse?

A

Lateral

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14
Q

Patellar luxation in a horse can be bilateral?

A

Yes commonly is

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15
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What breed of horse commonly gets patellar luxation?

A

Miniature breeds and ponies

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16
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What is the best position for ultrasounding the condyles when looking for cyst-like lesions?

17
Q

Caudally located cyst-like lesions are commonly associated with?

A

Septic origin.

18
Q

What side of the stifle joint is more commonly affected by DJD?

A

lateral compartment

19
Q

What is the most common radiographic sign associated with DJD in the stifle?

A

Osteophytes along the tibial and femoral margins

- Most commonly along the medial margin of the femur

20
Q

Narrowing of the femorotibial joint space is a sign of what?

A

Meniscal prolapse

21
Q

What is the most common radiographic sign associated wtih meniscal damage?

A

New bone formation cranial to the medial intercondylar eminence of the tibia

22
Q

If swelling in the stifle or if lameness is localized to the stifle, and radiographs are normal what is the most common cause for the lameness in the horse?

A

Meniscal injury.

23
Q

Fractures of the medial intercondylar eminence is commonly assoicated with what?

A

Cranial cruciate ligament damage

24
Q

Fractures of the tibia are most commonly located in the?

A

Proximal tibia

25
Fracatures involving the caudal aspect of the proximal tibia are commonly associated with?
Cruciate ligament damage and often at the insertion
26
What side do proximal tibia fractures commonly start at?
lateral aspect
27
What are the three most common radiographic finding of a stress fracture?
Periosteal bony proliferation Thickening of the cortical bone Remodeling of the adjacent cancellous bone.
28
Where does calcinosis circumscripta commonly occur?
Lateral aspect of the stifle close to the extensor fossa
29
Calcinosis circumscripta is commonly unilateral or bilateral?
Bilateral
30
What joints are most commonly affect in foals with hematogenous osteomyelitis?
Femoropatellar joint | Femorotibial joint
31
Bony involvement from septic arthritis is commonly seen uniaxial in the femorotibial joint and commonly affects which side?
Medial