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All equine health articles from stringhalt and navicular disease to dental exams and vaccination charts. Several links to horse health articles.

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  • EasyBoot -the Easycare online horse supplies store for horse tack equipment - http://www.easyboot.com/
    • show occasional lameness and was diagnosed as having navicular disease.
    • used in the correction and treatment of founder, navicular, punctures, abscesses, bruises, contracted heels
  • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes, if treatment is started sufficiently early - http://coldcure.com/html/nav.html
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes, if treatment
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate?
    • thoroughbred, Don Dee, the pioneer of Gallium nitrate for navicular disease - after 6 years and still doing fine
    • Is navicular disease curable?
    • There are some who say that incorrect shoeing causes navicular disease.
    • Although this is likely true, I think navicular disease is more of an environmental degradation problem.
    • That navicular disease (osteomalacia) of the navicular bone in horses starts
    • (III) ion in man, laboratory animals and ponies, and navicular disease in horses sound strikingly similar, and offer for the
    • for development of navicular disease.
    • Warrell was unfamiliar with navicular disease in horses, he suggested to me by telephone in August
  • dot com biz card: HAPPY FEET HORSESHOEING PROFESSIONAL FARRIER SERVICE - http://www.oregonfarrier.com
    • Specializing in laminitic/foundered horses, navicular disease, underrun heels, conformation defects, correcting faults
    • Specializing in laminitic/foundered horses, navicular disease, underrun heels, conformation defects, correcting
  • farrier articles, navicular, safety, horseshoeing, thrush, horse balance, hoof dieases, equine lameness - http://www.equus.com/learningcenter.htm
    • Is there such a thing as navicular disease?
    • farrier articles, navicular, safety, horseshoeing, thrush, horse balance, hoof
  • Navicular Disease - http://www.wiwfarm.com/navicular_disease.htm
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply) and,
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a 800 - 1000
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply)
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a
    • Quite often, Navicular
  • Re: " Navicular Disease" - http://www.horseshoes.com/archive/fhbb9/1117.htm
    • Re: " Navicular Disease"
    • Re: "Navicular Disease"
    • : : : "Navicular Disease" and "Navicular Syndrome" are only two of a variety
    • is in the heel area, it doesn't always have to be navicular disease.
    • I am much more accepting of a diagnosis of navicular disease when I see progressive radiographic changes over the
    • : : : : " Navicular Disease" and " Navicular Syndrome" are only two
    • : : : "Navicular Disease" and "Navicular Syndrome" are only two of a
    • structures in the heel area besides just the bony navicular bone that we see on radiographs.
    • I am much more accepting of a diagnosis of navicular disease when I see progressive radiographic changes
    • radiographed over the years for prepurchase exams, and their navicular bones never change but they look scary.
  • "Heel Lameness - Is it Navicular Disease?" - http://www.ecis.com/~hplove/vet/navic01.html
    • "Heel Lameness - Is it Navicular Disease?"
    • Heel Lameness - Is it Navicular Disease?
    • The term "Navicular Disease" has been a concern of horse owners for many years.
    • In fact, navicular disease has been determined as a cause of lameness in horses
    • The term "Navicular Disease" itself is misleading.
    • Therefore, the term "Navicular Disease" has been replaced by the more accurate term, "Navicular
    • In fact, navicular disease has been determined as a cause of lameness
    • A "disease" implies a specific cause and therefore specific therapy
    • , Lyme Disease caused by
    • Therefore, the term "Navicular Disease" has been replaced by the more accurate term,
  • G2743 Navicular Syndrome in Horses - http://www.muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/ansci/g02743.htm
    • Navicular disease often begins as an inflammation of the bursa between
    • Navicular disease, which begins with inflammation of the bursa between
    • conformation of the forelimb are more likely to develop navicular disease.
    • cutting and roping horses have a higher incidence of navicular disease than pleasure horses.
    • Signs of navicular disease
    • While walking, the horse with navicular disease tends to place its weight on the toe to avoid placing
    • Poor circulation associated with navicular disease can cause the affected foot to become smaller.
    • by a hoof tester will cause the horse to flinch if navicular disease is present.
    • way the veterinarian can determine whether or not navicular disease exists.
    • While the outlook for horses with navicular disease is unfavorable in most cases, the various methods of
  • KÖHLER'S DISEASE OF THE TARSAL NAVICULAR - http://gait.aidi.udel.edu/res695/homepage/pd_ortho/educate/clincase/kohler.htm
    • KÖHLER'S DISEASE OF THE TARSAL NAVICULAR
    • IRREGULAR OSSIFICATION OF THE TARSAL NAVICULAR AND TRAUMATIC MIDFOOT PAIN PRESENTING AS KOHLER'S
    • DISEASE OF THE TARSAL NAVICULAR
    • only for radiodensity and collapse of the tarsal navicular.
    • She was given a diagnosis of Kohler's disease and instructed to restrict her activities.
    • KOHLER'S DISEASE:
    • Osteochondrosis of the tarsal navicular
    • 1) pain in the region of the tarsal navicular, and
    • fragmentation and eventual narrowing of the tarsal navicular.
    • - palpable tenderness over navicular
  • Kohler's Disease Tarsal Navicular - http://www.flash.net/~drrad/tf/100697.htm
    • Kohler's Disease Tarsal Navicular
    • sclerosis, irregularity and early collapse of the tarsal navicular consistent with avascular necrosis (Köhler's Disease).
    • Kohler's disease.
    • Kohler's disease of the tarsal navicular.
    • Kohler's disease of the tarsal scaphoid.
    • Kohler's bone disease of the tarsal navicular.
    • Kohler's disease of the tarsal navicular: long-term follow-up of 12
    • Kohler's osteochondrosis of the tarsal navicular: case report with twenty-eight year follow up.
    • Osteochondrosis of the tarsal navicular in a female high school distance runner.
    • Jr Necrosis of the navicular bone.
  • More Vet Articles - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4846/vetarticles.htm
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply) and,
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a 800 - 1000
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply)
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a
    • Quite often, Navicular
    • medical standpoint, cleaner water leads to less skin disease.
    • Even though the disease was recognized more than ten years ago, agricultural
  • http://cal.vet.upenn.edu/lameness/case2/blocks2/zone1-2/diag1-2.html
    • navicular disease
    • degenerative joint disease
  • AFJ Pre-Navicular Syndrome - http://www.lesspub.com/afj/AFJ_Editors_Choice/AFJ_Pre-Navicular_Syndrome/
    • diagnose navicular disease before it's too late
    • WHILE Navicular disease is usually diagnosed only with obvious lameness, a
    • The clinical evidence of 10 diagnosed cases of navicular disease in the mid 1980s was catalogued, along with the horses'
    • However, they could not be diagnosed as having navicular disease because of a lack of radiographic evidence.
    • AFJ Pre-Navicular Syndrome
    • Pre-Navicular Syndrome
    • WHILE Navicular disease is usually diagnosed only with obvious lameness,
    • This is called "pre-navicular syndrome.
    • This dissected navicular bone shows a large necrotic cavity and degenerative
    • The majority of horses in Great Britain that exhibit navicular syndrome signs share one factor, anterior-posterior
  • Hoofcare and Lameness Magazine Archives -- Navicular Syndrome Worldwide Research Update 1995 - http://www.hoofcare.com/archives/navicular_research_1995.html
    • Navicular disease seems to have been lumped together with general
    • There is plenty of news about navicular disease, as evidenced by the recent international
    • whether the horse has heel lameness or true navicular disease.
    • Hoofcare and Lameness Magazine Archives -- Navicular Syndrome Worldwide Research Update 1995
    • Navicular Syndrome Worldwide Research Update 1995
    • Navicular disease seems to have been lumped together
    • of the collateral ligaments that hold the navicular bone, has been found a helpful treatment in
    • The navicular bone needs to settle into a new position behind
  • Possible navicular injury/disease - http://www.horseshoes.com/archive/fhbb9/361.htm
    • information about tendon/cartilage/ligament damage, navicular disease or other navicular disorders that could cause lameness,
    • Possible navicular injury/disease
    • reveal very slight changes ("rough edges") in the navicular bone.
    • information about tendon/cartilage/ligament damage, navicular disease or other navicular disorders that could cause
    • Re: Possible navicular injury/disease
    • very slight changes (" rough edges" ) in the navicular bone.
  • Navicular Disease or Syndrome In Horses - Equines for Equestrians and Veterinarians - http://www.horseadvice.com/articles/diseases/lameness/navicular.html
    • Navicular Disease or Syndrome In Horses - Equines for Equestrians and
    • Navicular Disease or Syndrome In Horses - Equines for Equestrians
  • Dictionary.com/navicular disease - http://www.dictionary.com/cgi-bin/dict.pl?term=navicular+disease&r=67
    • com/navicular disease
    • " navicular disease"
    • navicular disease
    • Navicular \Na*vic"u*lar\, a.
    • Shaped like a boat; cymbiform; scaphoid; as, the navicular glumes of most grasses; the navicular bone.
    • Navicular bone
    • Navicular disease
    • ), a disease affecting the navicular bone, or the adjacent
  • Is there such a thing as navicular disease? - http://www.horseshoes.com/supplies/alphabet/equineeducationinstitute/learning/na...
    • Is there such a thing as navicular disease?
    • Is There Such a Thing As Navicular Disease?
    • than a passing interest in horses has heard of navicular disease.
    • The following are definitions of navicular disease taken from some of the best sources we could find.
    • "Navicular disease is an arthrosis developing on the surface of the
    • " Rooney :"The Lame Horse" "Navicular disease is an inflammation of the small navicular bone
    • " University of Kansas "Navicular disease is lameness of the front feet caused by injury
    • " University of Missouri "Navicular Disease is an inflammation of navicular bone and bursa.
    • and horse owners were petrified when the term NAVICULAR DISEASE was used in diagnosis of a trusted horse.
    • Many Veterinarians diagnose Navicular Disease when they block the palmar digital nerve and see
  • NAVICULAR DISEASE (Search FastHealth.com) NAVICULAR DISEASE - http://www.fasthealth.com/dictionary/n/navicular_disease.php
    • NAVICULAR DISEASE (Search FastHealth.
    • om) NAVICULAR DISEASE
    • navicular disease
    • : inflammation of the navicular bone and forefoot of the horse resulting in a shortened
  • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes, if treatment is started sufficiently early - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:LYflT2qnNh8:www.coldcure.com/html/nav.html+...
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes, if treatment
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes,
  • Re: navicular disease - http://www.horseshoes.com/archive/fhbb3/713.htm
    • Re: navicular disease
    • of poor leg conformation and the predisposition to navicular disease that you have heard about.
    • navicular disease
    • : I hear a lot about navicular and a friend's horse was recently diagnosed as navicular.
    • reading these posts however, I wonder if he really had navicular? My real question is this: I have been told that Quarter
    • Horses and Andalusians are genetically disposed toward navicular problems.
    • Am I increasing the risk of navicular in the foal? Any thoughts on that? I have enjoyed
    • : : I hear a lot about navicular and a friend's horse was recently diagnosed as navicular.
  • Navicular Syndrome In the Horse: David W. Ramey, D.V.M. - http://www.wehn.com/Ramey/Navicular/index.html
    • Navicular Syndrome In the Horse: David W.
    • Navicular Syndrome In the Horse
    • including conditions collectively referred to as the navicular syndrome.
    • Unfortunately navicular syndrome appears to be a condition that is diagnosed
    • fears of owners concerned with the possibility of navicular syndrome in their horse.
    • Navicular syndrome.
    • the horse's limbs is as feared by horse owners as is navicular syndrome.
    • frequently suspected as a cause of lameness in the horse as disease of the horse's navicular bone.
    • lameness in the horse are as frequently diagnosed as is navicular syndrome.
    • While navicular syndrome is certainly a serious condition that causes
  • Equine (Horse and Pony) navicular disease - http://www.equine-world.co.uk/horses_care/navicular.htm
    • Equine (Horse and Pony) navicular disease
    • Navicular disease affects the navicular bone of the foot, causing insufficient
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular disease affects the navicular bone of the foot, causing
  • Is there such a thing as navicular disease? - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:4Cuc0vLwO9o:www.horseshoes.com/supplies/alp...
    • Is there such a thing as navicular disease?
    • com/supplies/alphabet/equineeducationinstitute/learning/navicular/navicular.
  • Health Links - http://www.shdybrk.com/health.htm
    • Equine Disease Quarterly
    • Full text and pictures explaining disease and associated problems
    • Navicular Disease
  • navicular disease, Burney Chapman - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:QlAJ6uUDUqc:www.equus.com/webnavicular.htm+...
    • navicular disease, Burney Chapman
    • com/webnavicular.
  • Finish Line Horse Products - Endorsements - http://www.finishlinehorse.com/endorsements/
    • My horse was diagnosed with Navicular Disease 2 years ago and I was told that I would never compete
    • a different vet and he said that yes he did have navicular disease but what was causing the lameness was arthritis.
    • diagnosed him with coddled heals, showed all signs of navicular, but his x-rays are clean.
    • My horse was diagnosed with Navicular Disease 2 years ago and I was told that I would never
  • navicular disease, Burney Chapman - http://www.equus.com/webnavicular.htm
    • navicular disease, Burney Chapman
    • Is there such a thing as navicular disease?
    • more than a passing interest in horses has heard of navicular disease.
    • The following are definitions of navicular disease taken from some of the best sources we could find.
    • " Rooney :" The Lame Horse" " Navicular disease is an inflammation of the small navicular bone and
    • " University of Kansas " Navicular disease is lameness of the front feet caused by injury to the
    • " University of Missouri " Navicular Disease is an inflammation of navicular bone and bursa.
    • Veterinarians and horse owners were petrified when the term NAVICULAR DISEASE was used in diagnosis of a trusted horse.
    • Many Veterinarians diagnose Navicular Disease when they block the palmar digital nerve and see an
    • What can we do about navicular disease? Can it be prevented? Can it be cured? Can it be managed
  • navicular disease - http://www.horseshoes.com/archive/fhbb3/536.htm
    • Re: navicular disease
    • navicular disease
    • I hear a lot about navicular and a friend's horse was recently diagnosed as navicular.
    • reading these posts however, I wonder if he really had navicular? My real question is this: I have been told that Quarter
    • Horses and Andalusians are genetically disposed toward navicular problems.
    • Am I increasing the risk of navicular in the foal? Any thoughts on that? I have enjoyed
    • : I hear a lot about navicular and a friend's horse was recently diagnosed as navicular.
  • Zinc Acetate Lozenges, the World's Only Patented Common Cold Cure - http://www.coldcure.com
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes, if treatment
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate? Yes,
  • Navicular Disease - Southern Pines Equine Associates - http://www.spequine.com/articles/nd.htm
    • Navicular Disease - Southern Pines Equine Associates
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply)
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot
    • Quite often, Navicular
  • STC Equine Medical Terms/Definitions - http://www.homestead.com/stctrailhorses/EqMedTerms.html
    • Posterior Digital Neurectomy as done for "Navicular Disease" would of course make the horse considered less
    • "Navicular Disease/Syndrome"
    • Navicular Disease/Syndrome by William E.
    • If you are not quite sure what navicular disease is, join the crowd.
    • Definition and causes - If it were possible to define navicular disease, it would be a simple matter to describe the cause.
    • Navicular disease has never been adequately defined; thus the term navicular
    • changes, which can be seen in radiographs, many cases of navicular disease have no evident bony change.
    • "tell tale" changes were "proof" of navicular disease.
    • A popular theory of cause of navicular disease is that ischemia (reduced blood supply) is produced
    • doubt that fracture of the coffin bone will result in navicular disease, and it does sometimes happen- but not often.
  • "Heel Lameness - Is it Navicular Disease?" - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:3WLFsrou8jc:www.ecis.com/~hplove/vet/navic0...
    • "Heel Lameness - Is it Navicular Disease?"
  • Re: Shoes for navicular disease. - http://www.horseshoes.com/archive/fhbb3/403.htm
    • Re: Shoes for navicular disease.
    • Shoes for navicular disease.
    • horse to a specialist, diagnosed with beginnings of navicular.
  • EQUERRY.COM: First Time Horse Owner - Vetting (Pre-Purchase Exam) - http://royal.recom.com/pages/timon/www/html/ftho/eq_ftho-vetting.htm
    • correlate with a horse that shows up as having navicular disease.
  • The HayNet: Veterinary Resources - http://www.haynet.net/Veterinary_Resources/
    • - everything from stringhalt and navicular disease to dental exams and vaccination charts
    • Fungal Disease in the Horse
    • - a review of fungal disease and the drugs used to treat them
  • G2743 Navicular Syndrome in Horses - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:QDZrJKtmvcw:muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/...
    • G2743 Navicular Syndrome in Horses
  • Equiworld - Equestrian Information - Navicular Disease / Syndrome -horses and ponies on the internet - http://www.equiworld.net/uk/horsecare/veterinary/navicular.htm
    • Equiworld - Equestrian Information - Navicular Disease / Syndrome -horses and ponies on the internet
    • Navicular Syndrome:
    • Navicular Syndrome
    • to be successful: it must decrease pressure on the navicular bone from the deep flexor tendon, it must enhance
    • Because this relieves the pressure exerted upon the navicular bone by the deep flexor tendon which uses the navicular
    • Navicular problems range in severity from a slight bruise to
    • the navicular bursa to a fractured navicular bone.
  • Horse and Hound - http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/care/vet/article/0,,62213,00.html
    • All about navicular disease
    • Navicular disease is a progressive degenerative condition involving the
    • Poor hoof conformation can result in Navicular
    • Navicular disease is a progressive degenerative condition involving
    • the navicular bone, the bursa and the deep digital flexor tendon
    • may explain the poor success rate in treating this disease.
    • soft tissue structures of the heel, rather than the navicular bone itself.
    • Causes of navicular
    • There are three main schools of thought about navicular syndrome, whose causes probably reinforce each other.
    • Disruption of the blood supply within the navicular bone which leads to a painful degeneration (necrosis).
  • Equiworld - Equestrian Information - Navicular Disease / Syndrome -horses and ponies on the internet - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:nUaq_EFMp5w:www.equiworld.net/uk/horsecare/...
    • Equiworld - Equestrian Information - Navicular Disease / Syndrome -horses and ponies on the internet
    • net/uk/horsecare/veterinary/navicular.
  • The Horse Interactive -- Step by Step March 1998 - http://www.thehorse.com/0398/step_by_step.html
    • Navicular disease once was called " the last resort of the
    • In the 1980s, navicular disease was believed to be the most over-diagnosed
    • That is still pretty vague; navicular disease has many different definitions, depending
    • podotrochleosis, a specific aspect of " navicular disease" centered in the area of the tendon/bursa/bone
    • In Germany, where navicular disease in warmblood horses has been extensively studied,
    • absolutely, positively suffering from irreversible navicular disease, which would indicate that the horse wasn't
    • that I was looking at a textbook case of navicular disease.
    • DVM, has taken a new approach to diagnosing navicular disease in a more precise manner.
    • Navicular Disease (Podotrochleosis) in
    • STEP BY STEP: Navicular Bursography
  • Navicular Disease - http://www.horsepage.com/board/messages/10904.html
    • Re: Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease
    • him to a vet and he took xrays and determined he has navicular in his left front hoof.
  • Re: Navicular Disease - http://www.horsepage.com/board/messages/10926.html
    • Re: Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease
    • I showed a horse with Navicular under saddle for a stud for 3 years they had him shod
    • retired him Depending on the stage or severity of the navicular some horses can keep being used on a lighter or modified
    • him to a vet and he took xrays and determined he has navicular in his left front hoof.
    • : I showed a horse with Navicular under saddle for a stud for 3 years they had him shod
  • More Vet Articles - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4846/vetarticles.htm
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply) and,
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a 800 - 1000
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply)
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a
    • Quite often, Navicular
    • medical standpoint, cleaner water leads to less skin disease.
    • Even though the disease was recognized more than ten years ago, agricultural
  • navicular disease - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:PNx7qH_nUIQ:vetgate.ac.uk/browse/cabi/detai...
    • navicular disease
  • navicular disease - http://vetgate.ac.uk/browse/cabi/detail/a23e9971b1a313efa0f2fb0739e58826.html
    • navicular disease
    • Navicular syndrome in horses
    • document provides information and illustrations on navicular syndrome in horses.
    • Topics covered include the signs of navicular disease, veterinary diagnosis, and treatment.
  • Navicular Syndrome - http://members.tripod.com/cavanaughc/id172.htm
    • Navicular disease often begins as an inflammation of the bursa between
    • Navicular disease, which begins with inflammation of the bursa between
    • conformation of the forelimb are more likely to develop navicular disease.
    • cutting and roping horses have a higher incidence of navicular disease than pleasure horses.
    • Signs of navicular disease
    • While walking, the horse with navicular disease tends to place its weight on the toe to avoid placing
    • Poor circulation associated with navicular disease can cause the affected foot to become smaller.
    • by a hoof tester will cause the horse to flinch if navicular disease is present.
    • way the veterinarian can determine whether or not navicular disease exists.
    • While the outlook for horses with navicular disease is unfavorable in most cases, the various methods of
  • Hoofcare and Lameness Magazine -- News Flash Main Page - http://www.hoofcare.com/news/index.html
    • Shock Wave Therapy: New Hope for Navicular Disease?
  • Hoofcare and Lameness Magazine -- Horseshoeing Information - http://www.hoofcare.com/mag_article_index.html
    • 5 Jurga: Vetsearch Promotes Circulon for Navicular Disease
    • 27 Jurga: New Drug Used Experimentally for Navicular Disease in Canada
    • 52 Pool, Jurga: Navicular Disease: Biomechanical Evidence of Tendon Pressure
    • 25 White, Jurga: White on Isoxsuprine for Navicular Disease
    • 52 Wright, Jurga: Newmarket Seminar: Navicular Disease
    • LAMENESS, FOOT DISEASE
    • LAMINITIS: CUSHING'S DISEASE
    • Complication of Other Conditions: Cushing's Disease
    • NAVICULAR DISEASE
    • 58 Jurga: Navicular Syndrome: Remodelling and Magnetizing
  • Large Animal Radiology - Index of Abnormalities - http://caltest.nbc.upenn.edu/larad/index/maindex.htm
    • Bone Spavin (Degenerative Joint Disease of the Hock)
    • Navicular Bone
    • Navicular Disease
  • Navicular Disease - http://www.equinevetnet.com/vetcare/health/navicular.html
    • If you are not quite sure what navicular disease is, join the crowd.
    • If it were possible to define navicular disease, it would be a simple matter to describe the cause.
    • Navicular disease has never been adequately defined, thus the term navicular
    • changes which can be seen in radiographs, many cases of navicular disease have no evident bony change.
    • tell tale" changes were " proof" of navicular disease.
    • A popular theory of cause of navicular disease is that ischemia (reduced blood supply) is produced
    • doubt that fracture of the coffin bone will result in navicular disease, and it does sometimes happen- but not often.
    • lameness, however, and these must be eliminated before navicular disease can be pronounced as the cause.
    • difficult to determine if a horse is going to get navicular disease.
    • There are predisposing factors for navicular disease.
  • Kira's Page - http://web.starlinx.com/tonka/kira's_page.htm
    • Unfortunately she has a foot problem called Navicular disease.
    • If you want more information on Navicular disease you can go to the following URL's:
  • Horse and Hound - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:YKc6EkSRSG0:www.horseandhound.co.uk/care/ve...
  • navicular disease - http://vetgate.ac.uk/text/browse/cabi/detail/a23e9971b1a313efa0f2fb0739e58826.ht...
    • navicular disease
    • Navicular syndrome in horses
    • document provides information and illustrations on navicular syndrome in horses.
    • Topics covered include the signs of navicular disease, veterinary diagnosis, and treatment.
  • Frequently Asked Questions - http://www.equilife.co.uk/faq.html
    • FF help in the case of a horse who has had navicular disease resulting in a severely malformed contracted
    • FF help in the case of a horse who has had navicular disease resulting in a severely malformed
  • Navicular Syndrome (Navicular Disease) - http://www.equusite.com/lessons/health/healthNavicular.html
    • Navicular Syndrome (Navicular Disease)
    • (Navicular Disease)
    • Navicular Syndrome
    • Navicular syndrome (NS), is the most common cause of lameness
    • Navicular "disease" has never been justly defined, therefore,
    • and Lameness Specialists have substituted the term "disease" with "syndrome".
    • The Navicular Bone & Deep Digital Flexor Tendon:
    • The navicular bone is located directly behind the coffin bone, wedged
    • By being wedged in between the two bones, the navicular bone increases the size of the coffin joint, permitting
    • tendon stretches from the coffin bone, under the navicular bone, to the upper back part of the horse's leg.
  • Shock Waves -- News Releases - http://shock-waves-inc.com/news.html
    • insertion desmopathy, arthropathy, exostosis, navicular disease, ring bone, kissing spines, split bone fracture,
    • particularly effective in the treatment of navicular disease, arthritic changes in the hock, and saucer
    • osteo-degenerative conditions, sesamoid fractures, navicular disease, and tendinitis.
    • ESWT to be particularly effective in treating navicular disease, arthritic changes in the hock, and saucer
    • equine bone and tendon ailments -- including navicular disease and degenerative joint disease of the lower
    • particularly effective in the treatment of navicular disease, arthritic changes in the hock, and
    • alleviating equine bone and tendon ailments -- including navicular disease and degenerative joint disease of the
    • equine bone and tendon ailments -- including navicular disease and degenerative joint disease of the
    • ESWT to be particularly effective in treating navicular disease, arthritic changes in the hock, and
    • Initially, it would appear that dorsal metacarpal disease/bucked shins would be a good indication for
  • Equine Diseases - http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/rirdc/articles/disease/disease.htm
    • Disease emergencies and quarantine workshop
    • Navicular disease
    • Health Laboratory Helps Understand Mystery Horse Disease
    • Vitamin E Linked to a Neurological Disease
    • West Nile Virus: A Lesson for Exotic Disease Preparedness
  • Navicular Disease - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:877S2__Gbz4:www.equinevetnet.com/vetcare/he...
    • com/vetcare/health/navicular.
    • Navicular Disease
  • Equine Veterinary Journal - Archive - http://www.evj.co.uk/archive/index.html
    • during trot locomotion in sound horses and horses with navicular disease
    • International workshop on equine chronic airway disease Michigan State University 16- 18th June 2000
    • The force and contact stress on the navicular bone during trot locomotion in sound horses and horses
    • with navicular disease
    • Equine motor neuron disease
    • Use of ultrasonography in the evaluation of joint disease in horses.
  • Navicular Disease - http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/rirdc/articles/disease/navicula.htm
    • It often seems a bit like this with navicular disease! There is probably no other condition causing lameness
    • What is navicular disease?
    • Most horses with navicular disease are older horses, usually around 6 to 12 years.
    • Can navicular disease be treated?
    • Navicular disease is still a very difficult problem to treat but there
    • A study of 118 cases of navicular disease: treatment by navicular suspensory desmotomy
    • Navicular Disease
    • It often seems a bit like this with navicular disease! There is probably no other condition causing
    • The navicular bone is a small but very important bone lying at the
    • No one knows what causes the disease but the result is a horse that has lameness that usually
  • Navicular Syndrome (Navicular Disease) - http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:_kMc03TdEJY:www.equusite.com/lessons/health...
    • Navicular Syndrome (Navicular Disease)
    • com/lessons/health/healthNavicular.
  • Shock Waves -- Clinical Histories - http://shock-waves-inc.com/clinic.html
    • navicular disease, writes:
    • owned by Lin Kirkland, was treated for chronic navicular disease by
    • further acceleration on the left front from the navicular damage.
  • Natural and Alternative Products for Cats, Dogs and Horses from Faithful Friends - Meditrina Homeopathics for Horses. - http://www.faithfulfriends.co.uk/meditrina.html
    • arthritis (which is worse for movement), rheumatism, navicular disease (to reduce inflammation where the joint is tender),
    • arthritis (which is worse for movement), rheumatism, navicular disease (to reduce inflammation where the joint
  • Directory of texas farriers - http://www.farriers.com/area8.htm
    • treat founder, navicular disease, etc.
    • COMPETENT IN LAMINITIS, NAVICULAR SYNDROME AND FOUNDER TRAVEL TO SHOWS FOR CLIENTS(I.
    • cases, laminitis and navicular.
    • My farrier page has several articles (navicular syndrome, hoof wall disease, founder, etc.
  • Navicular Disease | The Horse Group Article - http://thehorsegroup.com/sections/news/Health/navicular.asp
    • Navicular Disease | The Horse Group Article
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood supply)
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot on a 800
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease is a vascular disease (insufficient blood
    • quarter horse breed is said to have more problem with Navicular Disease because of the genetically small foot
    • Quite often, Navicular
  • Horse and Hound - http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/care/vet/article/0,,62213,00.html
    • All about navicular disease
    • Navicular disease is a progressive degenerative condition involving the
    • Poor hoof conformation can result in Navicular
    • Navicular disease is a progressive degenerative condition involving
    • the navicular bone, the bursa and the deep digital flexor tendon
    • may explain the poor success rate in treating this disease.
    • soft tissue structures of the heel, rather than the navicular bone itself.
    • Causes of navicular
    • There are three main schools of thought about navicular syndrome, whose causes probably reinforce each other.
    • Disruption of the blood supply within the navicular bone which leads to a painful degeneration (necrosis).
  • NEW METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OF NAVICULAR DISEASE - http://www.thehorseshoof.com/Snavicular.html
    • NEW METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OF NAVICULAR DISEASE
    • years of research and experience with the treatment of navicular disease have revealed that pressure on the navicular
    • painful inflammation of the corium adjacent to the navicular bone and, therefore, clinical lameness.
    • The enlarged cavities in the navicular bone, demonstrable by X-ray diagnosis, are not painful
    • arteries caused by an unphysiological position of the navicular bone as a result of high heels and bars.
    • In the last 3 years, the course and healing of navicular syndrome was documented on 53 horses of various
    • means that the passageways of blood vessels in the navicular bone and coffin bone, in a shod horse or one with contracted
    • When enlarged foraminae nutritiae are detected in the navicular bone, navicular syndrome is usually the diagnosis.
    • However, what is proven 100% of the time is that " navicular" horses ALL have long, underslung heels and
    • bruising and tearing in the area of the bars under the navicular bone.
  • The Horse Interactive -- Step by Step Aug. 1997 - http://www.thehorse.com/0887/step_by_step.html
    • The treatment of navicular disease often is a series of experiments, trying to
    • The real problem areas for navicular disease are those that do not show up on radiographs,
    • pioneered at the University of Minnesota by navicular disease expert Tracy Turner, DVM, uses contrast medium
    • The most drastic treatments of navicular disease are surgical methods.
    • Navicular Syndrome Treatment
    • from fully athletic lives by the crippling disease known as " navicular syndrome.
    • More a condition than a disease, navicular syndrome mystifies the veterinary
    • On the most basic level, navicular syndrome might almost be any lameness that
    • Examination of the navicular bones of hundreds of dead horses has shown
    • of lameness or weakness, even though their navicular bones are riddled with " lollipops"
  • DW-Navicular Disease - http://www.erc.on.ca/cyber_news/files/disease_watch/dw_diseases/dw_naviculardise...
    • DW-Navicular Disease
    • Navicular Disease Articles:
    • More Navicular Disease Links:
    • com/supplies/alphabet/equineeducationinstitute/ learning/navicular/navicular.
    • com/lessons/health/healthNavicular.
    • com/navicular_disease.
    • com/vetcare/health/navicular.
  • Finish Line Quality Horse Products - June 2001 - Equiworld - Equestrian Information on the internet - http://www.equiworld.net/uk/ezine/0601/finishline.htm
    • her horse Rocket: " My horse was diagnosed with Navicular Disease 2 years ago and I was told, I would never compete
    • her horse Rocket: " My horse was diagnosed with Navicular Disease 2 years ago and I was told, I would never
    • different vet and he said ' yes' , he did have (Navicular) disease, but what was causing the lameness was arthritis.
  • Valley Equestrian | GazetteNET - http://www.gazettenet.com/equestrian/FARRIER.html
    • puncture wounds, white line disease, tender soles, navicular disease.
    • laminitis, damage from puncture wounds, white line disease, tender soles, navicular disease.
  • Search for: ""navicular disease"" - http://search.lycos.com/main/?query=%22navicular+disease%22&loc=fromlycosmain&rd...
    • Search for: ""navicular disease""
    • "navicular disease"
    • Peyronies Disease
    • com/webnavicular.
    • com/navicular_disease.
    • com/lessons/health/healthNavicular.
    • uk/horses_care/navicular.
  • Brazilian Virtual Veterinary Hospital - Equine/Medical Clinic - http://www.nib.unicamp.br/hvvb/equinos/equimd.htm
    • Allergic Respiratory Disease in Horses
    • Navicular Disease
  • Hospital Veterinário Virtual Brasileiro - Equinos e Asininos/Clínica Médica - http://www.nib.unicamp.br/hvvb/equinos/equimed.htm
    • Allergic Respiratory Disease in Horses
    • Navicular Disease
  • Horseshoes for Horse Owners - http://home.att.net/~bevly/HfH_homepage.htm
    • Chapter 8: Navicular Disease - Oh No!
  • NAVICULAR DISEASE IS A COMMON LAMENESS PROBLEM IN HORSES - http://www.vciconsulting.com/akf/vetinfo/vet28.htm
    • NAVICULAR DISEASE IS A COMMON LAMENESS PROBLEM IN HORSES
    • trimming of the hoof and obesity can all lend to navicular disease.
    • " Navicular disease usually affects fast-growing, large horses, such as
    • of intermittent front leg lameness associated with navicular disease.
    • " Navicular disease is one of the most common cause of front limb lameness.
    • exhibits soundness after a heel nerve block may have navicular disease.
    • Once your veterinarian has diagnosed navicular disease, there are a few treatment options.
    • Navicular disease may also cause secondary lameness.
    • Obesity only aggravates navicular disease.
    • In some breeds, navicular disease may have an hereditary or genetic component.
  • new foot therapy - Star-Knight Farm - http://www.star-knightfarm.com/info/foot.htm
    • It also suggests horses with navicular disease may not need to be put down and that hoof trimming
    • It also suggests horses with navicular disease may not need to be put down and that hoof
    • ligaments, resulting in internal foot problems, such as navicular disease.
    • which will lead to internal foot problems such as navicular syndrome," according to Bowker.
    • biology, we will be able to decrease the incidence of navicular-type and other foot diseases.
  • Grayson Equine Medical Research Database - http://home.jockeyclub.com/graysondb/path.html
    • INVESTIGATION OF AETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF NAVICULAR DISEASE.
    • techniques in the investigation of the pathology of navicular disease.
    • process to enhance the ability to detect impending disease and prevent its occurrence.
  • Grayson Equine Medical Research Database - http://home.jockeyclub.com/graysondb/radi.html
    • EVALUATION OF CHANGE IN THE NAVICULAR BONES OF HORSES WITH NAVICULAR DISEASE.
    • occurring in the navicular bones of horses suffering from navicular disease are evaluated radiographically, clinically and histologically,
    • INVESTIGATION OF AETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF NAVICULAR DISEASE.
    • techniques in the investigation of the pathology of navicular disease.
    • RADIOLUCENCY ON THE FLEXOR RADIOGRAPHIC VIEW OF THE NAVICULAR BONE.
    • also providing information on the adaptations of the navicular bone during life.
    • THE EVALUATION OF CHANGE IN THE NAVICULAR BONES OF HORSES WITH NAVICULAR DISEASE.
    • The changes occurring in the navicular bones of horses suffering from navicular disease are
    • at first sight for 7 or 8 months after the onset of disease, but had several sequelae.
    • significance of these lesions in the pathogenesis of disease.
  • Care of Your Horse's Feet - Part II - http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/horses/facts/88-074.htm
    • Navicular disease is lameness of the front feet caused by injury to
    • front legs and predispose the horse to navicular disease.
    • ground will increase the probability of navicular disease.
    • Accurate diagnosis and treatment of navicular disease requires radiographic examination of the
    • Navicular Disease
    • Navicular disease is lameness of the front feet caused by injury
    • to the navicular bone.
    • In the early stages of the disease, resting the horse can make the symptoms
    • Accurate diagnosis and treatment of navicular disease requires radiographic examination
    • of the navicular bone in the horse's hoof, but at Dresent there is no
  • Links Health & Training - http://www.horsereview.com/links_heath_98.htm
    • Navicular Disease
  • Veterinary Corner - http://www.horse-previews.com/1096articles/1096vetcorner.html
    • relieve pain from chronic arthritis resulting from navicular disease, ringbone, bone spavin and similar conditions.
  • Stage III Index - http://www.novapublications.co.uk/stage3i.htm
    • bran disease
    • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
    • degenerative disease
    • navicular disease
  • FOOT CARE - http://www.equineinfo.com/horsemanship/footcare.htm
    • Navicular Disease in Horses (Curable with Gallium Nitrate?)
  • Navicular disease - http://www.horseadvice.com/forum/forumdisease/messages/2079.html
    • Re: Navicular disease
    • Navicular disease
    • did a flexion test and said that she thinks he has navicular.
    • see how he does? What do you think? How serious is navicular and does it have to be treated forever?
    • Chris re navicular??????
    • Re: Chris re navicular??????
    • Re: navicular??????
    • see how he does? What do you think? How serious is navicular and does it have to be treated forever? : Thanks
  • Re: Navicular disease - http://www.horseadvice.com/forum/forumdisease/messages/2094.html
    • Re: Navicular disease
    • Typically, the diagnostic workup for navicular disease involves a number of flexion tests on both front legs,
    • Navicular disease
    • Typically, the diagnostic workup for navicular disease involves a number of flexion tests on both
    • moves sound, and the unblocked leg shows ouchiness, as navicular usually affects both front legs.
    • more diagnostic work is needed before a diagnosis of navicular could be made.
    • Assuming it is navicular, there are probably shoeing adjustments, etc.
    • Chris re navicular??????
    • Re: Chris re navicular??????
    • Re: navicular??????
  • Shock Waves -- The Science - http://www.shock-waves-inc.com/science.html
    • Navicular disease, hock problems, saucer fractures, and is in clinical
    • a highly effective treatment, particularly for Navicular disease, hock problems, and saucer fractures.
    • Navicular disease, hock problems, saucer fractures, and
    • These include: navicular syndrome, saucer fractures, long bone fractures,
  • Equiscan Diagnostic Imaging - http://www.horsedoc.com/equiscan.html
    • bone fractures, knee chips, foot fractures and abscesses, navicular disease, laminitis, sesamoid fractures and inflammation,
    • Actively Inflamed Navicular Bone (left Forelimb)
    • areas of abnormally modified blood flows as in navicular and coffin bone disease, and find potential trouble
  • Farrier - http://expage.com/page/scsfarrier
    • Navicular disease
  • Forrest Gimp - A Horse Quiz - http://www.geocities.com/heartland/valley/1633/quiz48lameness.html
    • navicular disease
  • Just Because He's Geriatric - A Quiz About Aged Horses - http://www.geocities.com/heartland/valley/1633/quiz36geriatric.html
    • navicular disease
    • Cushing's Disease is associated with .
  • Equi-Sense Horse Nutrition Info - http://www.equi-sense.com/equinehealth_nutrition.html
    • HEALTH, DISEASE AND LAMENESS LINKS
    • Navicular Disease
  • The Equine Hoof - http://horses.about.com/library/weekly/aa070697.htm?once=true&
    • May be affected by White Line Disease.
    • Navicular bone
    • The surface at the back of the navicular bone is covered with smooth cartilage which aids in
    • which passes over it - degeneration of the navicular bone and the protecting cartilage results in
    • Navicular Disease
  • Equi-Sense Horse Nutrition Info - http://www.equi-sense.com/equinehealth_nutrition/
    • HEALTH, DISEASE AND LAMENESS LINKS
    • Navicular Disease
    • More on "Navicular"
  • Lameness in Horses - http://horses.about.com/msub110.htm?once=true&
    • "Navicular Syndrome"
    • Detailed page on the theories on the causes of navicular symdrome, along with symptoms, treatment and prevention.
    • "Navicular Syndrome in the horse"
    • "Navicular Syndrome - Shoeing Methods"
    • explains the methods available now to show horses with Navicular Syndrome and how this disease isn't necessarily the
  • Is Gallium a 21st Century Essential Human Nutrient? Probably! - http://www.coldcure.com/html/gal.html
    • five years have been reported to develop Parkinson's disease.
    • Upon elimination of tea from their diet, Parkinson's disease stabilized.
    • Alzheimer's disease is strongly suspected to have its origin in excessive
    • myeloma, and breast cancer), bone metastases, Paget's disease, and post menopausal osteoporosis in older women.
    • accelerated bone loss in both cancer and metabolic bone disease, and in restoration of bone mass.
    • navicular disease
    • Will these doses cure Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease too? The answer is unknown, but the likelihood of
  • oldmacs_pressrelease - http://www.horsebc.com/goods_services/oldmacs_pressrelease.htm
    • arthritis, ringbone, laminitis, and navicular disease can be prevented or corrected.
  • USCTA Links - http://www.eventingusa.com/links.html
    • Is navicular disease curable with gallium nitrate? Read all about
    • Is navicular disease curable with gallium nitrate? Read all
  • All Equine Supplies: Magnetic Products For Horses and Pets - LeadLine - http://www.leadline.com/EquineSupplies2.htm
    • relieving the symptons in hoof problems including navicular disease, abscesses, etc.
  • IOB Digest - Animal Insurance - http://www.theiob.org.uk/digest/a/animal_insurance.html
    • A horse may be aware that it is suffering from navicular disease before it starts limping, but cannot tell us.
    • horse resulting from accidental injury, illness or disease sustained or contracted during any period of insurance
  • Large Animal Radiology - Index of Abnormalities - http://cal.vet.upenn.edu/larad/index/maindex.htm
    • Bone Spavin (Degenerative Joint Disease of the Hock)
    • Navicular Bone
    • Navicular Disease
  • Bad luck with newly purchased horse - http://www.horseforum.com/bbs/messages/2671.html
    • If anyone has any encouraging words about navicular disease, I would enjoy hearing them.
    • when I recieved some of the worst news of my life, navicular.
    • sell someone a horse with such an awful cripaling disease? I've become to attatched to this big boy now to let
  • The Equestrian Center - Horse Vacations The Equestrian Center - Farrier Horse Shoeing Hoof Care- - http://online96.com/horses/shoeing.html
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium Nitrate?
    • Is Navicular Disease in Horses Curable with Gallium
  • In Rhythm with Hilltop - Equine Health Management - Foot and Shoeing - http://www.equerry.com/html/ate/ir_ehfs01.htm
    • Will a horse that has been diagnosed with Navicular Disease be sound once circulation is restored to the foot?
    • Q: Will a horse that has been diagnosed with Navicular Disease be sound once circulation is restored to the
    • sound with this problem? Does this lead to other navicular type changes?
    • street nail procedure was done to clean out the navicular bursa.
    • My horse was just diagnosed with white line disease.
    • My horse is flat footed with navicular changes.
    • Will a horse that has been diagnosed with Navicular Disease be sound once circulation is restored
    • If a horse showed navicular changes, was lame once, but recovered with no
    • shoeing changes, is it possible he did not have navicular?
    • Q: My horse was just diagnosed with white line disease.
  • VBS Q& A Small Feet/Navicular - http://www.equiresource.com/villagesmith/Q_A/vbs_qa_121996.htm
    • Diagnosis of navicular disease can be difficult.
    • Generally in my practice if I suspect navicular disease, I begin by palpating the navicular area of the
    • low heel, long toe syndrome rather than actual navicular disease.
    • VBS Q& A Small Feet/Navicular
    • Small Feet/Navicular
    • Both the vet and farrier are wondering about navicular.
    • Since navicular usually rears its ugly head at about 7 years of
    • Generally in my practice if I suspect navicular disease, I begin by palpating the navicular area
    • You can look for a " navicular waist" which is a contraction halfway down
    • Viewed from the front, a hoof with a navicular waist appears to have an hourglass type shape.
  • VBS Q& A Stumbling - http://www.equiresource.com/villagesmith/Q_A/vbs_qa_102496.htm
    • or shoulders, bruised heels, corns, abscesses, navicular disease, etc.
    • For example, a horse with an impending navicular disease lameness can frequently be helped in his stumbling
    • For example, a horse with an impending navicular disease lameness can frequently be helped in his
  • William D. Guse, Farrier - Hoofcare - http://www.siebenfeld.on.ca/7f/hoofcare.html
    • Navicular Disease:
    • As a therapeutic treatment to minimize effects of disease, trauma, or congenital deformity.
    • Disease:
    • You should do all you can to prevent disease, at any cost.
    • The navicular bursa are initially affected by this insidious ''disease''.
    • syndrome progresses, bones and joints surrounding the navicular bursa may be affected.
    • Careful diagnosis is necessary to confirm the disease.
    • standards may relieve the crippling effects of the disease.
    • While technically not a disease, the location of the abscess, the opening/draining,
  • Tia - http://www.greygirl.com/tia.html
    • navicular disease.
    • update this site with links to websites about equine navicular disease in the future, so please keep checking back!
  • Newsletter - http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/External/isbs/newslett/news1-98.htm
    • forelimb feet on kinematic gait analysis in horses with navicular disease.
  • Newsletter - http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/External/isbs/newslett/news1-99.htm
    • forelimb feet on kinematic gait analysis in horses with navicular disease.
  • hopebanr Image Map Page - http://www.hopeforsoundness.com/edss/store/products.html
    • Navicular Disease
    • in many cases will help return the horse to a pre-disease condition.