knowledge of the techniques necessary to fully eval- uate these structures, many clinically relevant inju- ries to the ISL and SSL can be reliably diagnosed and monitored with ultrasound.
Acknowledgments
Declaration of Ethics The Authors have adhered to the Principles of the Veterinary Medical Ethics of the AVMA.
Conflict of Interest The Authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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