Síndrome navicular

França, Tales Gil deAlmeida, Fábio FrancoBorges, Pedro Augusto CordeiroVale, Rodolfo GurgelGomes, Lívia de OliveiraBarrêto Júnior, Raimundo Alves

The navicular syndrome is a high relevance pathology. It is one of the chronic disease that most attacks equines 4 to 15 years. Several factors as faulty genetic predisposition in the blood circulation for the region of the navicular, biomechanical factors, imperfect resignation and instability of the hoof are proposed like as etiological actors. The aim of this study was report a case of navicular bone syndrome in equine and bring forward the discussed therapeutic conducts. In the physical exam, the animal presented accented claudication on step and the illness was diagnosed through the x-ray and from there, neurectomia was carried out. After the surgical treatment, the animal was treated and discharged for not demonstrating painful signs. There is no remedial treatment for the illness, therefore when the first clinical signs appear, it must be taken the proper steps so does not compromising the life of the animal.

1. Chronic disease
2. Claudicação acentuada
3. Neurectomia
4. Doença crônica
5. Accented claudication