radiographs of a horse with ataxia (movement disorder), in which case the rear. The ataxia is here because of a fault of the vertebral joint training between the 3rd and 4 Cervical vertebrae caused.
The joint surfaces (yellow) are not round but flattened, so the 4th Cervical vertebrae can slide up and into the spinal canal (dotted blue) presses (shaded red). The pressure on the spinal cord and the pinch caused the movement disorder. The disease falls within the definition of osteochondrosis and is a growth disorder. The growth plates are clearly visible on the radiograph before each of the joint surface as columns.
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