Ringo

Ringo- Physiotherapy Notes 10/09/24 Ringo When visited on gait assessment a significant lameness was still present in the left hindlimb 5/6 with toe touching. He loads cranially and is overloading onto the right hindlimb. Sit posture is good and all toes point cranial, when fatigued this slips into a laterally placed left hindlimb. Palpation revealed mild reduction in shoulder and elbow movement of both forelimbs and some spasming and trigger points in the right lumbar region. Hindlimb joints have full range of motion but instability and mild crepitus is felt on the left hindlimb. There was no swelling or heat in the hindlimbs. Global loss of muscle mass over the proximal limbs, especially the left hindimb where muscle tone and bulk is reduced due to inactivity. Aim: Improve overall balance, muscle strength and protect the opposing limbs. horsestohoundsphysio@gmail.com www.horsestohoundsphysio.co.uk 07729002162 horsestohoundsphysio@gmail.com www.horsestohoundsphysio.co.uk 07729002162 horsestohoundsphysio@gmail.com www.horsestohoundsphysio.co.uk 07729002162 horsestohoundsphysio@gmail.com www.horsestohoundsphysio.co.uk 07729002162