Wow, Now that is a big difference!
Skin temp is still down, but that is not what we are concerned about.
Makes me want to say Ouch!
I was wondering if the horse was wet when you did the scan, if the area of inflammation would show through the hair better. Qualitative speaking, you know!
I’m going to try that when the occasion rises. There will be evaporative cooling but the waters specific heat should conduct better than air, and hold the heat at the source.
Who is the vet check guy here, Barry?
There is a purported procedure, but no one providing any clues. Must not want us playing DVM!
Funny, we’re not supposed play vet but the vet can stick a horse a dozen times blocking nerves hunting and pecking for the location of the pain.
I can’t tell you what it is, but I can tell you where it is.
My wife (Registered Nurse and certified horse nut) just walked in and saw your scans and recognised what that was from across the room! Better warn her about her licence limitations too I guess. 
Thanks for the scans Charlie, will keep them on file.
