rather than two-dimensional images where anatomical structures are imposed upon one another, it offers greater potential than radiographs alone to highlight mild or early navicular bone changes.

The accessory navicular is an extra bone growth usually found on the inside part of the foot, near the navicular bone. It’s not part of a typical bone structure in humans, and therefore ...

Navicular fractures can occur in the middle of the foot. They also occur in the wrist, as one of the eight carpal bones at the base of the hand is also known as the scaphoid or navicular bone. A ...

to the navicular bone were evident on radiographs (X-rays). The problem with this approach was that radiographs can image only bone. We knew that damage to the soft tissue structures (tendons and ...

The navicular bone is a small boat-shaped bone, sitting at the back of the hoof and tucked behind the larger pedal bone (sometimes also called the coffin bone). It’s held in place by a number of ...