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Hoof - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 22:27, 9 December 2015
, 22:27, 9 December 2015→Ungual (collateral) cartilages
The cartilages are securely attached to the other internal structures of the foot by a series of ligaments that extend from the medial and lateral cartilages to the distal and middle phalanx, the [[Phalanges_-_Horse_Anatomy#Distal_Sesamoid_.28Navicular.29_Bone|distal sesamoid bone (navicular)]], and the digital cushion.
The cartilages are securely attached to the other internal structures of the foot by a series of ligaments that extend from the medial and lateral cartilages to the distal and middle phalanx, the [[Phalanges_-_Horse_Anatomy#Distal_Sesamoid_.28Navicular.29_Bone|distal sesamoid bone (navicular)]], and the digital cushion.
[[File:Lateral view hoof internal structures.jpg|thumb|Internal hoof structures]]
===Collateral ligaments.===
===Collateral ligaments.===