https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/bay-1816032.h
Muscle healing was confirmed by ultrasonography and CT. The dog was able to have a successful racing career spanning 2 years with no lameness attributable to the previous anconeus muscle injury and retired for unrelated reasons. Radiography and ultrasonography helped diagnose anconeal muscle injury, and conservative management led to full return to function. Clinicians should include anconeus muscle injury as a differential diagnosis in dogs with lameness and pain over the proximolateral ulna or distolateral humerus or on elbow flex
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