Sidewinder gait in horses.
Monica R AlemanEmily H BerryhillKevin WoolardCharlotte A Easton-JonesTania Kozikowski-NicholasSue DysonIsabelle KilcoynePublished in: Journal of veterinary internal medicine (2020)
Sidewinder gait is usually observed in older horses and can have neurologic or musculoskeletal etiologies. Electromyography can be used as a diagnostic aid to determine neurologic versus non-neurologic disease and further localize those of neurologic origin. The condition often has a poor prognosis for function and life.