When the X-Rays Look Clear But Your Dog Is Still Limping: A Greyhound Case Study
Clinical Challenge: 3-year-old racing Greyhound with a previously diagnosed stress fracture of the right hock (tarsus), identified on radiographs following an acute onset lameness during training. The fracture was managed conservatively with rest and rehabilitation, and follow-up imaging indicated appropriate healing. The dog was cleared to return to racing. Why Conventional Imaging Was Inconclusive: Standard […]