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Deep Digital Flexor

The Deep Digital Flexor is a critical muscle in the equine anatomy, primarily responsible for the flexion of the digital joints in the horse's limbs. This muscle plays a pivotal role in the movement and stability of the horse, especially during high-speed activities such as racing or jumping. Its proper function is essential for the prevention of injuries and the overall performance of the animal.

The health and condition of the Deep Digital Flexor are of paramount importance to veterinarians and equine physiotherapists. Issues such as tendonitis or tears in this muscle can lead to significant lameness and require immediate attention. Rehabilitation often involves a combination of rest, physiotherapy, and sometimes surgical intervention, highlighting the muscle's significance in equine health and sports medicine.

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