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An eight-year-old female Saint Bernard is presented with a six-week history of right pelvic limb lameness and swelling above the hock.
A radiograph of the affected limb is shown below. Three-view thoracic radiographs are unremarkable.
Based on the top differential, what is the treatment of choice?
Images courtesy, Veterinary Radiology.
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