Difference between revisions of "Limb Muscles - Horse Anatomy"

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Thoracic Limb

Extrinsic Musculature

Intrinsic Musculature
Muscles of the Shoulder

Muscles of the Elbow

Muscles of the Carpal and Digital Joints

Pelvic Limb

Girdle Muscles

Rump Muscles

Inner Pelvic Muscles

Muscles of the Crus

References

Konig, H.E., Liebich, H.G. Veterinary Anatomy of Domestic Mammals: Textbook and Colour Atlas (2009), Schattauer
Pasquini, C, Spurgeon, T.L., An Anatomy of Domestic Animals: A Systemic and Regional Approach, 10th Edition (2003), Bowker

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 ==Thoracic Limb==
-===Extrinsic Musculature===
+<big><b>
+:[[Thoracic Limb Extrinsic Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Extrinsic Musculature]]
+:Intrinsic Musculature
+::[[Shoulder Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Muscles of the Shoulder]]
+::[[Elbow Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Muscles of the Elbow]]
+::[[Carpal and Digital Muscles - Horse Anatomy| Muscles of the Carpal and Digital Joints]]
+</b></big>
-These muscles are responsible for joining the forelimb to the trunk, forming a synsarcosis rather than a conventional joint. Collectively, they act to transfer the weight of the body to the forelimbs, as well as to stabilize the scapula.
+==Pelvic Limb==
+<big><b>
-'''''Trapezius''''':
+:[[Pelvic Girdle Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Girdle Muscles]]
-:'''Innervatation''': Accessory n.
+:[[Rump Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Rump Muscles]]
-:'''Origin''': Mid-dorsal raphe and supraspinous ligament
+:[[Inner Pelvic Muscles - Horse Anatomy|Inner Pelvic Muscles]]
-:'''Insertion''': Spine of the scapula
+:[[Muscles of the Crus - Horse Anatomy|Muscles of the Crus]]
-:'''Body''': Two parts, cervical and thoracic, separated by aponeurosis
+</b></big>
-:'''Action''': Raises the scapula against the trunk and swings cranially to advance the limb
-'''''Brachiocephalic m.''''':
-:'''Innervation''': Accessory n.
-:Two parts separated by the clavicle, where it exists
-:'''Origin''': Mastoid process of temporal bone, nuchal crest, wing of atlas and the transverse processes of the 2nd-4th cervical vertebrae
-:'''Insertion''': Deltoid tuberosity and crest of the humerus
-:'''Action''': Advances the limb and extends the shoulder joint when limb is in motion. Draws the head and neck ventrally when the limb is fixed
-'''''Latissimus dorsi''''':
+==References==
-:'''Innervation''': local branch of brachial plexus
+*Konig, H.E., Liebich, H.G. Veterinary Anatomy of Domestic Mammals: Textbook and Colour Atlas (2009), Schattauer
-:The broadest muscle of the back
+*Pasquini, C, Spurgeon, T.L., An Anatomy of Domestic Animals: A Systemic and Regional Approach, 10th Edition (2003), Bowker
-:'''Origin''': Thoracolumbar fascia
+<br />
-:'''Insertion''': Teres tuberosity of the humerus
+<br />
-:'''Action''': Antagonist to the brachiocephalic m. It retracts the free limb and flexes shoulder joint. It also draws the trunk forward over the fixed limb.
-'''''Pectoral mm.''''':
-:'''Innervation''': brachial plexus
-:Two superficial parts, cranial and caudal
-:'''Origin''': Cranial sternum
-:'''Insertion''':
-::Cranial ('''descending''') - The crest of the humerus, distal to the deltoid tuberosity
-::Caudal ('''transverse''') - Covers the elbow joint to insert on the medial fascia of the forearm
-:'''Action''': Adducts the forelimb, assist in protraction and retraction
-'''''Serratis ventralis''''':
+[[Category:Horse Anatomy]]
-:'''Innervation''': branch of brachial plexus
-:'''Origin''': C4 to 10th rib
-:'''Insertion''': Medial scapula and scapular cartilage
-:'''Action''': Supports the weight of the trunk. It is reinforced by strong fascia. The cervical portion can retract the limb and the caudal portion can advance the limb.
-'''''Rhomboids''''':
+{{Template:Learning
-:'''Innervation''': brachial plexus, although in some species, dorsal spinal nerves can innervate
+|dragster = [[Equine Crus and Pes Surface Anatomy Resources (I, II & III)]]
-:'''Origin''': Median connective tissue from poll to withers, lying deep to the trapezius
+}}
-:'''Insertion''': Dorsal border and adjacent scapula
-:'''Action''': Retracts the limb, may also raise limb
-==Pelvic Limb==
+{{OpenPages}}
+[[Category:Muscles - Horse Anatomy]]

Difference between revisions of "Limb Muscles - Horse Anatomy"

Latest revision as of 20:15, 9 January 2013

Thoracic Limb

Pelvic Limb

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