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"Joint Gap" as an Indicator of Medial-Lateral Balance

"Joint Gap" as an Indicator of Medial-Lateral Balance A horse’s hooves are structurally designed to accommodate movement on sloped or uneven surfaces without causing joint complications. The joints and ligaments possess adaptive capabilities that allow them to adjust effectively to varying gradients. In this experiment, even when significant medial-lateral imbalances are introduced, the resulting change in joint gap remains minimal and difficult to detect. This suggests that the current approach lacks sufficient sensitivity; ideally, it should be capable of detecting medial-lateral imbalances on the order of just a few degrees. This experiment was performed on horses which were barefoot, not ridden and under veterinary care. Pathological issues were ruled out. 🌟 Join Us and Learn 🌟 👉 Free Video Library Featuring Case Studies and More:    / @eponamind   👉 All About the Epona Horses: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 👉 Learn more about how AI can help Equine & Small Animal: https://www.metronmind.com/ 👉 All about Equine & The Hoof: https://www.eponamind.com/ #Horses #Equinewellness #Farrier #Hoofcare #Reaserach #EquineCaseStudy #HoofRehab ------------- Equine Health, Comfort, and Performance EponaMind develops technology devoted to horse health and comfort. From polyurethane horseshoes, MetronMind veterinary imaging software for horse podiatry, world renowned equine research, to AAPF continuing education club for members with cutting edge research by experts worldwide. Our technologically advance horse shoes, education, and equine products are user friendly and accessible. We support the health, comfort of your horse, and help synergize the entire horse care team.