#11Prevalence of and factors associated with ... - Science Direct

由 JCZ Heyerhoff 著作 · 2014 · 被引用 78 次 — Lame cows may have difficulty rising or lying down properly and bump or scrape their hocks during this process; alternatively, the hock injury is painful and ...

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#12Hock lesions in dairy cows in freestall herds - NCBI

由 L Ekman 著作 · 2018 · 被引用 11 次 — Hock lesions (HL) in dairy cows are a common animal welfare problem in modern ... Keywords: Dairy cow, Epidemiology, Hock damage, Injury, ...

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#13The Effect of Hock Injury Laterality and Lameness on Lying ...

lying time) in cattle with hock injuries, lameness, or both. ... Keywords: laterality; lying behavior; cow; hock injury; lameness.

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#14How I treat... Puffy Hocks in bulls - Australian Veterinary ...

“If you are seeing swollen joints, one important differential to have on your list is Mycoplasma. Any age group can be affected and often multiple animals.

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#15INJURY SCORING FOR DAIRY COWS

The injury scoring system is intended to simplify the evaluation of hock, knee and neck injuries of dairy cattle. 2. RESPONSIBILITY.

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#16Lameness in Cattle: Causes Associated With Injury - SDSU ...

As with people and other animals, cattle are subject to injury due to joint sprains and trauma. The front carpal joints, as well as the hock ...

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#17Hock (anatomy) - Wikipedia

The hock, or gambrel, is the joint between the tarsal bones and tibia of a digitigrade or unguligrade quadrupedal mammal, such as a horse, cat, or dog.

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#18Risk Factors for Hock Lesions Occurrence in Dairy Cows

From the total number of cows, 231 cows (45.5 %) with score of 2 and 3 were reported, which clinical manifestation was from loss of hairs on the hock joint ...

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#19Disease of the Bovine Stifle Joint

particular stifle and hock joint disease. This paper considers the investigation of stifle lameness and discusses some specific conditions. Anatomy.

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#20Preventing hock injuries (Vol 13-3) | UBC Dairy Centre

Housing systems that cause disease or injuries to animals are clearly undesirable. Injury and disease compromise dairy cow welfare and can ...

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#21Hock Injury Prevalence and Associated Risk Factors on ...

In dairy cows, injuries as a result of the physical environment are most common around the tarsal (hock) joint. The extent to which hock damage is painful or ...

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#22How to Score Hock and Knee Lesions on a Dairy Cow (2013)

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#23Clinical Management of Septic Arthritis in Cattle

Cattle Septic arthritis Surgery Joint disease Diagnostic. KEY POINTS ... frequently affected joints in young animals, whereas fetlock and tarsal joints were.

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#24Joints and Ligaments of Hind-Limbs of the European Bison in ...

sciatic ligament in the European bison and domestic cattle. ... Synovial fossae (x) on the articular surfaces of the hock joint. A — articular.

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#25Animal Health and Welfare Knowledge Hub – Lameness

Lameness in Cattle Includes the following conditions: Digital Dermatitis, Foul-in-the-Foot, Hock Damage, Hygroma, Joint Ill, Laminitis, Septic Arthritis, ...

於www.farmhealthonline.com

#26Septic Arthritis in Cattle - Lodi Veterinary Care

The most common joints that are affected are the carpus (front knee), stifle, or hock. While young calves can sometimes become lame and have ...

於www.lodivet.com

#27Cow hock - The Free Dictionary

n. 1. the joint in the hind leg of a horse, cow, etc., above the fetlock joint, corresponding anatomically to the ankle in humans ...

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#28Daily grazing time as a risk factor for alterations at the hock ...

The cubicle surface can result in damages of the cows' hock joint integument. Pasture is generally seen as a beneficial environment for cows ...

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#29Hock lesions a measurement of lameness, too - Hoard's ...

Hock lesions contribute to lameness, but changes in facilities, ... The percent of cows with a visible injury (score greater than 2) and ...

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#30Carpal, tarsal, and stifle skin lesion prevalence and potential ...

In our study, skin lesions at the tarsal joint were most prevalent on the cow level. This is supported by most studies that report the ...

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#31Bull soundness - structural

Viewed from behind, the tibia and metatarsus (hock joint) should be in a straight line. A bull is 'cow hocked' when the hocks are rotated inwards and the hooves ...

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#32Lameness In Beef Cattle

Lameness in cattle is a serious economic problem. ... The most common joints involved are the front fetlock, the hock and the elbow.

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#33Tarsal bursitis and cellulitis from Vetlexicon

Signs: visible swelling over the tarsal joint/hock, with or without hair loss or ... Also linked to cows that are already lame Approach to the lame cow, ...

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#34A descriptive review of the prevalence and risk factors of hock ...

This article reviews the literature on hock lesions in dairy cattle, ... of the skin and the subcutaneous tissue only without involvement of the joint.

於research.wur.nl

#35Case study: damaged hocks and relation with acidosis

And last but not least: the risk group for ruminal acidosis are cows in the first weeks of lactation. These animals have a lot of stress and ...

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#36Degenerative joint disease in cattle and buffaloes in ... - SciELO

A study conducted with 13 cattle found through postmortem investigations that the hock joints (tarsocrural) were the most affected joint and showed areas of ...

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#37Knuckling - Veterinary handbook for cattle, sheep and goats ...

Spinal cord injury may occur from being ridden by or riding other animals, ... A severely dropped hock in conjunction with knuckling indicates rupture of ...

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#38Dropped hock syndrome | Animals | NZ Government - Ministry ...

Dropped hock syndrome (formerly sciatic palsy) affects dairy cows. ... Farmers who suspect a cow has the condition should contact a ...

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#39Original Article Area of hock hair loss in dairy cows

Keywords: Hock lesions; Hair loss; Dairy cow; Welfare; Hock maps ... wounds, scabs and localised swelling and swelling of the whole hock joint (Livesey et ...

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#40Judging Dairy Cattle - USDA APHIS

It is evaluated as the relationship of the udder floor relative to the hocks. Higher udders are related with less mastitis, less udder injury, and greater ...

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#41Stringhalt in cattle - FutureBeef

The stifle in cattle is the joint in the flank and is equivalent in structure ... which is the main bone between the stifle and the hock.

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#42Disorders of the bovine upper limb (Proceedings) - DVM360

Animals with overly straight hocks, especially bulls, over time get joint effusion just from "wear and tear". These cases are aided by drugs ...

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#43Guidelines for slaughtering, meat cutting and further processing

Animals gaining weight rapidly are usually in good condition and the meat derived ... The hind foot is removed by sawing through the hock joint at a right ...

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#44Influence of Free-Stall Base on Tarsal Joint Lesions and ...

ABSTRACT. The objective was to quantify the incidence of tarsal lesions and level of hygiene by stall bed type. Cows were scored on 100 dairies from ...

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#45Calving Part 3 - Nerve Damage - NADIS

Cow. Obturator nerve injury. Hip-lock during anterior presentation of the calf ... the hock and slight knuckling of the fetlock joint and typically involves ...

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#46Septic Arthritis in Cattle

1 Isolation of bacteria from septic joints (75 positive/118) of cattle 5. ... imately 25 % of cattle.27 Treatment of septic tenosynovitis of the tarsal ...

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#47thesis - Mountain Scholar

each joint makes sense for the most effective means of functionality. ... Vermunt and Greenough (1996) reported that cattle hocks were considered “straight” ...

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#48Treatment for Swollen Hocks in Cattle | Agriculture Site

An open wound allows for bacteria which gets attached to the synovial membrane (the tissue lining the joint) causing inflammation of the hock. As the bacteria ...

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#49Cow hock: A normal tarsal conformation in donkeys (Equus ...

Keywords: horse; cow hock; tarsal; conformation; donkey. Summary. Cow hock is a conformational deformity of the tarsal joint in.

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#50RISK FACTORS FOR HOCK LESIONS OCCURRENCE IN ...

the hock joint surface to swellings and wounds. ... Keywords: dairy cattle farming, hock lesions assessment, dairy cows welfare, housing system, BCS.

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#51An evaluation of hock, knee, and neck injuries on dairy cattle ...

Chapter 1: A review of the literature on dairy cattle injuries. ... hock, knee, and neck injury as measured on 3,480 cows from 87 free-stall farms in Canada ...

於dam-oclc.bac-lac.gc.ca

#52The Prevalence Of Hock Lesions In Dairy Cows - Faunalytics

Drawing upon recent research and other sources, this article examines cow and management-related risk factors for hock lesions, an injury ...

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#53HOCK LESIONS AND FREE-STALL DESIGN: EFFECTS OF ...

Unfortunately, skin lesions on the hocks of dairy cattle are common in ... on the tarsal joint, or hock, was larger for cows using mattresses than for cows ...

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#54Hock Assessment Chart for Cattle

Hock health is an important indicator of the abrasiveness of stall bedding and cow comfort. Injury is usually the result of prolonged exposure to an ...

於www.calfcareqa.org

#55How to treat leg fractures in young calves | Beef Magazine

“This injury might happen when people are working cattle, ... we immobilize the knee or hock above it, and the fetlock joint below it.

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#56Injury scores and locomotor disorders of Holstein cows in a ...

Barrientos AK, Chapinal N, Weary DM, Galo E, And Von Keyserlingk MAG (2013) Herd-level risk factors for hock injuries in free-stall housed dairy cows in ...

於www.jabbnet.com

#57NADIS: Common causes of lameness in growing and adult cattle

Joint infections in growing and adult cattle tend to result from puncture wounds and most ... carpal, hock and stifle joints in particular.

於www.fwi.co.uk

#58A Locomotor Disorder Clinically Similar to Spastic Paresis in ...

Significant histological evidence of myopathy in hind limb muscles acting on the hock joint of affected animals has been reported rarely. A second disease, ...

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#59Beef Conformation Basics - Alabama Cooperative Extension ...

... in beef cattle. The pastern is generally understood to be the joint between the cannon ... condition, the angle of the hock is too small, and cattle.

於www.aces.edu

#60Determine cause of swelling to dictate treatment required

The seromas are often fluid-filled cysts seen in dairy cattle around the carpus (front knees) or tarsus (hocks). The free-stall designs and ...

於www.producer.com

#61Lameness - Beef Cattle Research Council

bovis can also travel through the animal's bloodstream, sometimes settling in the ankle, stifle, hock, or elbow joints, ...

於www.beefresearch.ca

#62Armstrong_Amanda_202012_PhD.pdf - University of Guelph ...

and severe hock and knee injuries and lameness in dairy cattle, ... with a severe hock injury, and 100% of cows with moderate knee injuries ...

於atrium.lib.uoguelph.ca

#63Common Leg Faults of Horses III: Hindlimb - Nanango ...

Failure to meet this simple test may indicate future problems of weight bearing in the stifle, hock and lower joints. Cow Hocks. When viewed from behind the ...

於nanangocountryvet.com.au

#64Housing-design as a predisposing factor for injuries and poor ...

dairy cattle in the peri-urban areas of Nairobi, Kenya (July-October 2009). 1a. Neck injury on the dorsal aspect, 1b. Brisket injury, 1c. Hock ...

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#65final repport - Meat & Livestock Australia

supplemental vitamin E for feedlot cattle under Australian conditions. ... from hock to coronary band and swelling of hock joint. Cause unknown (The subject ...

於www.mla.com.au

#66Bovine Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology - WikiVet English

The cow only has three bones in the distal row, with the 1st tarsal bone being the only one left unfused. The 2nd and 3rd ...

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#67The Impact of Lameness on Dairy Cattle Welfare - IntechOpen

Lameness is a manifestation of painful condition due to injury or disease in ... Cows with injured hocks were more likely (OR = 1.4) to be lame in a large ...

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#68Shifting capped hock and its management in a cow. - The Free ...

In some cases, superficial flexor tendon may get inflamed or there could be extensive distension of bursa below the tendon. The repeated injury to the point of ...

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#69STRUCTURE AND LAMENESS

With heavier animals (eg bulls) twice as much weight can be transferred to the foot and ... The angle between the hip and the hock joint should be 90-95o.

於www.brahman.com.au

#70Hair loss, lesions and swellings in dairy cows - AssureWel

On other parts of the body the swelling may be long, rather than round. NB: swollen hocks = a thickening of the joint such that the usual joint anatomy becomes ...

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#71Utilizing Behavioral Monitoring to Detect Sickness or Injury in ...

Lactating dairy cattle on Croatian dairy farms with unilateral hock injuries spent more time lying on their left side than their right compared to cows with ...

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#72Prevalence of lameness and leg lesions of lactating dairy ...

mation about lameness and leg injury prevalence on dairy farms and have tried to develop solutions to ... Key words: animal welfare, dairy cow, hock lesion,.

於vet.ufmg.br

#73The hind limb | Veterian Key

Tibia and fibula; Tarsal bones of the hock ... meet at the acetabulum which articulates with the head of the femur to form the hip joint.

於veteriankey.com

#74Tarsus/Hock Luxation | Manchester Veterinary Specialists

This is the uppermost (proximal) joint of the hock where the long bones of the lower leg ... Some animals have an associated open wound over the tarsus.

於www.mvsvets.co.uk

#75Joint Ill - Forth Valley Vet Clinic

The most common joints that are affected are the carpus (front knee), stifle, or hock. While young calves can sometimes become lame and have ...

於www.forthvet.com.au

#76Prevention and Control of Foot Problems in Dairy Cows

If left untreated, the infection can progress into the joint space ... nature and must not scrape hocks or knees as cows rise and lie down.

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#77Joint ill (Navel ill) - The Cattle Site

Navel or joint ill is a disease of young calves, usually less than one week of age. It occurs as a result of infection entering via the umbilical cord at, ...

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#78Healthy hooves, productive cows.

P 3-4 Effect Of Housing On Hock Lesion Prevalence And Severity In A Pasture-Based ... also be used to examine all the joint regions in calves (43‐49, 52).

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#79Treatments for Dog Hock Problems - Ortho Dog

The dog hock joint is analogous to the human ankle. Limping, lameness and swelling of the ankle are signs of a hock injury. Learn more about treatment ...

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#80Infectious Arthritis in Calves | Bovine Veterinarian

The joints most often affected are the hock, knee (carpus) and stifle joints. “As with most diseases, when treatment is instituted early a ...

於www.bovinevetonline.com

#81Cow-hocked - Wikiwand

Cow -hocked or cow hocks describes a defect in the conformation of four-legged ... Another problem with cow-hocks is when the joints in the leg are not set ...

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#82Bone Spavin | South Shore Equine Clinic

Although the distal tarsal joints are not essential to normal locomotion of the horse, they are prone to ... Straight pelvic limbs; Sickle hocks; Cow hocks.

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#83What is the hock on a cow? - Neeness

What is the hock on a cow? n. 1. the joint in the hind leg of a horse, cow, etc., above the fetlock joint, corresponding anatomically to the ankle in ...

於neeness.com

#84Lameness in Organic Dairy Cattle

Short stride limbs usually also indicate a joint problem higher in the limb. Swellings at the hock, if not due to a cut, will often be ...

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#85What causes a dog to be cow hocked? - Movie Cultists

What are hocks on a dog? What Is It? The hock joint of a dog is analogous to the ankle joint of humans. The shin bone, called the tibia, is ...

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#86What does cow hocked mean in horses? - Kitchen

What is sickle hock in horses? A sickle-hocked leg structure is one in which the back leg joints of an animal, usually a horse or other equine ...

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#87Kenya Livestock Producers Association - Facebook

4 PHYSICAL TRAITS TO LOOK FOR IN A DAIRY CATTLE 1. ... choose a cow with a medium-sized (but wide base) udder that should not hang below its hock joint.

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#88Importance of Proper Hind Leg Conformation | EquiMed

Hocks and fetlock joints are easiest to see, but the hind leg ... The most common type of base wide conformation in hind legs is cow hocks.

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#89How to deal with broken legs in calves | News | agupdate.com

For both of these breaks, splint on the lateral side incorporating both the elbow and carpus or hock and stifle. Proximal limb. The front leg is ...

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#90Managing the stifled cow or bull - Grainews

A stifled cow or bull refers to a ligament injury surrounding the knee joint (the stifle joint), the first joint below the hips on the hind ...

於www.grainews.ca

#91Why do some animals have forward facing front knees like ...

The forward pointing joint you're looking at is called “knee” on the horse and cow (since ... Owned animals all my life (cats, dogs, horses, some exotics).

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#92Hock Injections | WordPlay - Doranna Durgin

But last Wednesday, when I went to work cows, Indy declined to pick ... Of the four joints in the hock shown above, the top two are the most ...

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#93Beef Cattle Production Systems - 第 102 頁 - Google 圖書結果

Many breeds of cattle have distinct differences in muscle expression, ... set of the rear leg hock joint is extreme (either too straight or too much angle).

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#94Cattle: Their Breeds, Management, and Diseases

The thigh tapering to the hock - joint ; the bones larger in proportion to the size than in the breeds of the southern districts , The tail set on a level ...

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#95Special Report on Diseases of Cattle - 第 194 頁 - Google 圖書結果

cases , with the buttocks and hocks wedged deeply into the passages ... it also allows both joints to flex completely , so that the impacted mass can pass ...

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#96The Slaughter of Farmed Animals: Practical Ways of Enhancing ...

Conditions associated with lameness Arthritis (inflammation of a joint) is ... are too small can cause swollen hocks in dairy cows (Fulwider et al., 2007).

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