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May 2006 An MRI May Get Right To The CauseIt doesn’t come cheap, but in the long run, getting a firm diagnosis may save time, trouble and unnecessary less-conclusive testing.
It wasnt that long ago that X-rays were the only diagnostic tool available to veterinarians for determining the cause of lameness. But X-rays have drawbacks, including the inability to show problems with tissues other than bone and the fact that abnormalities and changes seen on X-rays arent necessarily the cause of the horses pain.
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