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01.12.11

Navicular Syndrome






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This brief manipulation demonstrates the kinematics abnormalities causing the development of navicular syndrome. The kinematics abnormalities can be corrected allowing the remodeling process to restore soundness. 
                                                                                          

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[ posted by Michael P Foley, 19.08.24 09:37 ]

looking to see if I can help Ted's Navicular Problem on the left. Just did farrier x-rays and after the two years of work in hand he looks great in bone and flexions except for the still apparent left front navicular

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