e/Quiltor

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has gloss	eng: Quiltor is a somewhat archaic term used to describe the result of an injury to the leg, usually an abscess seen on the coronary band above the hoof of a horse or other equine. It occurs when an injury allows foreign matter to get into the leg and then collect beneath the hoof and an infection sets in. In some cases, to remove this matter, it may be necessary to cut away parts of the hoof. Abscesses may also form inside the hoof capsule itself from improper shoeing and trimming of the hoof, from laminitis, or from injury to the sole of the hoof, but the horse will be significantly lame for a longer period of time if the infection has to migrate up to the coronary band rather than down. Treatment of hoof and coronary band abscesses today usually incorporates use of antibiotics, sometimes combined with poulticing.
lexicalization	eng: Quiltor
instance of	c/Horse diseases