Equine Nerve Blocks for Lameness Evaluation CPE Equine

The anatomy of the basic nerve blocks in horses 1) Palmar digital 2) Abaxial sesamoid block 2) Low 4 point block 4) High 4 point block 5) Navicular bursa block

[@rwd4494]

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[@pooyapoorvasei6595]

Perfect content, please share more content related to CPE and equine practice ❤

[@Luna-oh1cv]

Can you please further explain how an abaxial sesamoid block is done? Thank you!

[@user-by3jx1ei2s]

What is the treatment given for Block and does it appear in the horse's blood or not?

[@maheshwarsingh2920]

Great help. Thanks. Plz explain lung patterns in x ray.

[@vetcram]

sure.. i will do it soon

[@user-lb4nb1vp6f]

Can you please make me understand the higher 4 point block?

[@vetcram]

Yes, sure. Anesthetic Injection is done between the suspensory ligament and deep digital flexor at a level just distal to the carpus . Then another injection is done axial to the splint bone and abaxial to the suspensory ligament and then guided to the palmar cortex of the cannon bone. Desensitized areas are metacarpal region, fetlock joint and structures of digit. Good luck.

[@user-wx4cm2ym3z]

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[@user-by3jx1ei2s]

What is the treatment given for Block and does it appear in the horse's blood or not?

[@user-by3jx1ei2s]

What is the treatment given for Block and does it appear in the horse's blood or not?