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Abstract
Equine lameness due to soft tissue disorders commonly occurs in the forelimbs, particularly involving the palmar metacarpal tendons and ligaments. Ultrasonographic diagnosis has proved highly popular as an easy, safe, non-invasive method of detecting these lesions, permitting not
only their morphologic evaluation but, more importantly, their observation over time.