Superficial Anatomy - Anatomy & Physiology - Revision history

Bara at 14:46, 5 July 2012

2012-07-05T14:46:52Z

Katereid: /* The head */

2012-02-08T03:21:54Z

The head

Alexander Davies: /* The hindlimb */

2011-10-16T01:59:48Z

The hindlimb

Alexander Davies: /* The hindlimb */

2011-03-12T05:47:49Z

The hindlimb

Alexander Davies: /* The forelimb */

2011-03-12T05:47:13Z

The forelimb

Alexander Davies: /* The head */

2011-03-12T05:45:48Z

The head

Bara: /* References */

2011-01-06T15:17:43Z

References

Bara at 15:17, 6 January 2011

2011-01-06T15:17:30Z

Alexander Davies at 10:33, 4 January 2011

2011-01-04T10:33:48Z

Alexander Davies at 02:47, 2 January 2011

2011-01-02T02:47:48Z

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 ==A guide to the superficial anatomical examination of the dog==
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 Goody PC 1997 Dog anatomy: a pictorial approach to canine structure  JA Allen London
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 '''Dorsal head'''
 * Palpate the external occipital protuberance and rostrally along the medial occipital crest medially between the muscle masses of m temporalis on each side.
-* Locate the mastoid process of the petrous temporal bone near the external auditory meatus.  At this level, the zygomatic arch leads rostrally to the orbit.  The rim of the orbit is bony, expect caudally where it is completed by the orbital ligament.  This ligament, however feels hard and indistinguishable from bone.
+* Locate the mastoid process of the petrous temporal bone near the external auditory meatus.  At this level, the zygomatic arch leads rostrally to the orbit.  The rim of the orbit is bony, except caudally where it is completed by the orbital ligament.  This ligament, however feels hard and indistinguishable from bone.
 * Over the bony surface of the maxilla, palpate the infraorbital vessels and nerve, and caudally to where they emerge from the infraorbital foramen.
 * The rim of the osseous nasal opening is formed by the incisive bone laterally and the nasal bone dorsally.  The nasal cartilages form the sides of the nasal vestibule.

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 '''Hip joint'''
-*Locate the greater trochanter of the femur.  This and the ischiatic tuberosity are used to asses the movements of the hip joint.  Push a finger between them and alternately flex and estend, abduct and adduct, and rotate the hip, while holding the dog in such a way as to ensure that only one hip joint is being moved.  Only gliding is not possible.
+*Locate the greater trochanter of the femur.  This and the ischiatic tuberosity are used to assess the movements of the hip joint.  Push a finger between them and alternately flex and extend, abduct and adduct, and rotate the hip, while holding the dog in such a way as to ensure that only one hip joint is being moved.  Only gliding is not possible.
 '''Medial thigh'''
-*Locate the prominent insertion of m pectineus on to the pubis.  Press a finger into the depression crnial to this to feel the pulse of the femoral artery.  This is the most convenient place to assess the pulse of the dog.
+*Locate the prominent insertion of m pectineus on to the pubis.  Press a finger into the depression cranial to this to feel the pulse of the femoral artery.  This is the most convenient place to assess the pulse of the dog.
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 *Ascertain that a small degree of rotation is possible.  Ensure that you eliminate hip rotation from this assessment.
 *Try to glide the tibia cranially and caudally with respect to the femur.  This procedure assesses the integrity of the cranial and caudal cruciate ligaments respectively.
-*Lcate the popliteal fossa between mm biceps femoris and semitendinosus.  The popliteal lymph node is palpable within this fossa if enlarged.
+*Locate the popliteal fossa between mm biceps femoris and semitendinosus.  The popliteal lymph node is palpable within this fossa if enlarged.
 '''Hock joint'''

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	'''Scapula'''		'''Scapula'''

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	*Flex and extend the hock joint and note that the joint surfaces are angled so that the pes is abducted as the hock is extended.		*Flex and extend the hock joint and note that the joint surfaces are angled so that the pes is abducted as the hock is extended.
	*Attempt adduction and abduction, rotation and gliding, none of which is possible.		*Attempt adduction and abduction, rotation and gliding, none of which is possible.
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		+	===References===
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		+	Ellenberger/Baum/Dittrich 1925
		+	Labelled illustration reproduced in Nickel R, Schummer A, Seiferle E, Wilkens H, Wille K-H, Frewein J 1986 The locomotor system of the domestic mammals Paul Parey Berlin
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		+	Seiferle E 1952 Angewandte Anatomie am Lebenden Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde 94 280-286
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		+	de Lahunta A Habel RE 1986 Applied veterinary anatomy WB Saunders Philadelphia
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		+	Goody PC 1997 Dog anatomy: a pictorial approach to canine structure JA Allen London

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	==A guide to the superficial anatomical examination of the dog==		==A guide to the superficial anatomical examination of the dog==