Background : Sending a horse for MRI of the foot is a common outcome following lameness evaluation and diagnostic anaesthesia. The veterinary surgeon is normally involved in advocating MRI to the owner and reporting the imaging findings following a scan. Aim of the article : This article outlines the practicalities and potential pitfalls of referring a horse for MRI of the foot. It also discusses common conditions diagnosed using this imaging modality.
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