Here you will find everything needed for a complete lameness examination in horses. From inspection and palpation to X-ray and ultrasound examinations, as well as nerve and joint anesthesia. Answers to frequently asked questions: Which flexion test is significant here? Where exactly do I apply the nerve blocks? Which structures do I anesthetize with this? Is the X-ray taken correctly? Systematically structured, this book follows a structured approach to lameness examination - and you can understand each technique and each X-ray. The analysis of the structures causing lameness is based on the examination results, as the findings determine the next step. This way, you can specifically work through cases from the clinic. No finding goes unnoticed, no diagnosis is overlooked. For veterinarians in equine and mixed practice, beginner assistants.