10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WINDGALL»
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Hippopathology: a treatise on the disorders and lameness of ...
Diseases of the bursae mucosae and synovial sheaths 273 Windgall 274 origin
of 276 in young horses 277 in old or worked horses ibid. The causes of windfalls
279 The pathology of windgall ibid. Windgall rarely productive of lameness ...
2
British Veterinary Journal
and at the same time more expressive, i.e., tumefied bursae. The word " windgall
" should never pass the lips of a surgeon ; nor, indeed, is the more modern term,
bursa mucosa, less erroneous. Windgall, on the other hand, would lead us to ...
3
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in Diseases and Injuries of ...
The other fetlock windgall (b), situated half an inch lower down, is lodged in front
of the perforans tendon, between it and the suspensory ligament (f), whose
bifurcations afford a habitation for it (at g). In its unopened state the windgall
assumes ...
4
Horses and Practical Horsekeeping
A thoroughpin is a form of windgall, therefore, the distension of a synovial sheath
comes under this category. A windgall is not, however, always a distended
synovial sheath, as it may be due to undue distension of the capsular ligament of
a ...
Frank Townend Barton, 1912
5
The Complete Horseshoeing Guide
Windgall Windgall, or wind puff as it is sometimes called, is the swelling of the
sacs that make synovial fluid to lubricate the tendons or the swelling of the
tendon sheaths themselves. In bad cases both may be involved. Lameness is
usually not ...
6
A French-English military technical dictionary
windgall; tuft of hair; d'un baritel* pulley of a winding machine ; chevillée, (hipp.)
articular windgall; coupante, (mach.) cutting wheel; à égruger, rubí юг, inealer: à
fendre, (much.) screw slotting cutter; machine à s, winding engine, whim; ...
Cornélis De Witt Willcox, 1903
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A French-English military technical writing
windgall; tuft of hair; d'un baritel, pulley of a winding machine; chevillee, (hipp.)
articular windgall; coupante, (mach.) cutting wheel; d egruger, rubber, mealer;
dfendre, (mach.) screw slotting cutter; machine d s, winding engine, whim;
nerveuse, ...
Cornélis De Witt Willcox, 1903
articular windgall; coupante, (mack.) cutting wheel; d eyruger, rubber, moaler: a
fendre, (mach.) screw slotting cutter; machine d «, winding engine, whim;
nerveuse, v. simple; trie d s, circular saw; simple, (hip}).) windgall; louffl^e, (hi}>p.
United States. Adjutant-General's Office. Military Information Division, 1899
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French-English military technical directory, by Cornelius De ...
articular windgall; coupante, [mach.) cutting wheel; à égruger, rubí «г, inealer; à
fendre, (mach.) screw slotting cutter; machine à в. winding engine, whim;
nerveuse, v. simple; scie à s, circular saw; simple, (hipp.) windgall; soufflée, (hipp
.) ...
United States. Military Information Division. War Dept, 1903
10
The Yorkshire cattle doctor and farrier
If you put your finger on one side and your thumb on the other, and press with
one of them, you will find the Windgall to go quite through the leg. The reason
that they are mostly on the hind-legs is, because the horse stands lower behind
than ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WINDGALL»
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windgall is used in the context of the following news items.
When should you call the vet for your horse?
A vet should examine any wound that is over any joint or the windgall area. If the wound is leaking a clear-yellow sticky fluid, then this is doubly serious. «Horse & Hound, Jan 15»
Understanding windgalls [H&H VIP]
Tendinous windgalls are not always associated with lameness, but sometimes these swellings point to something serious. So when do you need to act? Gaynor ... «Horse & Hound, May 14»
