A Compend of Equine Anatomy And Physiology
A Compend of Equine Anatomy And Physiology
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To external tuberosity and posterior surface of tibia fibula and interosseous ligament.
Insertion. Passes through tarsal sheath on inner side of os calcis and into semilunar crest of os pedis.
Action. Flexes phalanges on each other and on metatarsus.
Nerve. Great sciatic.
OBLIQUE FLEXOR OF PHALANGES.
Origin. External tuberosity of tibia. Insertion. Upper third of metatarsus. Action. With preceding. Nerve. Great sciatic.
POSTERIOR FOOT.
Two lumbricales and two inter ossei, as in anterior foot.
P...EDAL MUSCLE.
Origin. Lower end of os calcis and astragalus. Insertion. Into tendons of extensors of phalanges. Action. Aids in extending digit and flexing hock. Nerve. Plantar.
COCCYGEAL REGION. (3 PAIRS. ) SACRO-COCCYGEUS SUPERIOR. Origin. From side of spinous processes of last 3 or 4 sacral vertebrae.
Insertion. Into coccygeal vertebrae.
Action. Elevates tail or carries it to one side.
Nerve. Coccygeal.
SACRO-COCCYGEUS INFERIOR.
Origin. From third portion of sacrum, internal surface of sacro- sciatic ligament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To external tuberosity and posterior surface of tibia fibula and interosseous ligament.
Insertion. Passes through tarsal sheath on inner side of os calcis and into semilunar crest of os pedis.
Action. Flexes phalanges on each other and on metatarsus.
Nerve. Great sciatic.
OBLIQUE FLEXOR OF PHALANGES.
Origin. External tuberosity of tibia. Insertion. Upper third of metatarsus. Action. With preceding. Nerve. Great sciatic.
POSTERIOR FOOT.
Two lumbricales and two inter ossei, as in anterior foot.
P...EDAL MUSCLE.
Origin. Lower end of os calcis and astragalus. Insertion. Into tendons of extensors of phalanges. Action. Aids in extending digit and flexing hock. Nerve. Plantar.
COCCYGEAL REGION. (3 PAIRS. ) SACRO-COCCYGEUS SUPERIOR. Origin. From side of spinous processes of last 3 or 4 sacral vertebrae.
Insertion. Into coccygeal vertebrae.
Action. Elevates tail or carries it to one side.
Nerve. Coccygeal.
SACRO-COCCYGEUS INFERIOR.
Origin. From third portion of sacrum, internal surface of sacro- sciatic ligament.
What to read after A Compend of Equine Anatomy And Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Rice Ballou to read onlineMoreLess
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