Splint bone fractures are common in horses, with various treatment methods available, including both conservative and surgical options.*
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A 17-year-old Icelandic mare experienced a severe open multifragment fracture of the fourth metacarpal bone (MCIV) due to external trauma, requiring surgical intervention.*
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After two surgeries and a 5-month recovery, the horse returned to her previous level of performance and has remained free of lameness for 6 years.*