Intrathecal baclofen provides effective long-term treatment of spasticity multiple sclerosis related. ITB therapy increases the quality of lifestyle and functional independence in appropriately selected cases.
Equine canker is described as an infectious process that results in the development of a chronic hypertrophy of the horn-producing tissues.1 It generally originates in the frog; may remain focal, but has the capacity to become diffuse and invade the adjacent sole, bars and hoof wall.
The radiograph above (Figure 1) is of a horse's hock or tarsus. This view is also known as the Lateral view or side view. The equine hock joint is made up of 4 individual joints which are labelled above. The bottom two joints are also known as the distal hock joints and include the distal inter-tarsal joint (DIT) and the tarsal metatarsal joint (TMT).