A12 - Pastern and coffin joints and their muscles in the forelimb Flashcards

Pastern and coffin joints and their muscles in the forelimb

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Patern joint

Give the general features

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  • Saddle joint (diaxial)
    • Movement: flexion - extension (minimal rotation and side movements)
  • Proximal interphalageal joint
  • Between: Ph1 → Ph2
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Pastern joint

Structures

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  • ​Capsulae articulares
    • ​Recessus dorsales
    • Recessus palmares
  • Ligg. collateralia
    • Two collateral ligaments of each joint
  • Ligg. palmaria
    • Ru, su: on the 3rd and 4th digits
    • Eq: 4 palmar ligaments:
      • Axial
      • Abaxial
      • Lateral
      • Medial
  • Scutum medium is composed of:
    • Lig. axiale
    • Straight sesamoidean ligamet
    • Palmar surface of the flexor surface of Ph2
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Coffin joint

Give the general features

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  • Saddle joint (diaxial)
    • Movement: flexion - extension (minimal side movements)
  • Complex joint
    • Also include distal sesamoid bones
  • Between:
    • Distal end of Ph2
    • Ph3
    • Articular surface of distal sesamoid bone/navicular bone
  • Retinaculum flexorum
  • Bursa podotrochlearis
    • Os sesamoidea distale → m. flexor digitorum profundus, tendon
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Coffin join

Structures

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  • Capsulae articulares
    • ​Recessus dorsales
    • Recessus caudales
  • Ligg. collateralia
    • 2 collateral ligaments of each joint capsule
  • Ligg. dorsalia
    • 2 elastic dorsal ligaments of each joint
  • Ligg. sesamoidea collateralia (eq, bo)
    • Os sesamoideum distale → Ph2
  • Lig. sesamoideum distale impar (eq)
    • Os sesamoideum distale → Ph
  • Lig. interdigitale proximale (bo, su)
    • Between proximal phalanges of digit III and IV
  • Lig. chondrocompedalia (un)
    • Cartilage ungularis → Ph1
  • Lig. chondrocoronalia (un)
    • Cartilage ungularis → Ph2
  • Ligg. chondrosesamoidea (Un)
    • Cartilago ungularis → os sesamoideum distale
  • Ligg. chondroungularia collateralia (Un)
    • Cartilago ungularis → processus palmaris of the same side (medial or lateral)
  • Ligg. chondroungularia cruciata (Un)
    • Extends from cartilago ungularis of one side to that of the other side and to the opposite processus palmaris

Ligaments of the distal sesamoid bone / navicular bone:

  • Ligg. sesamoideum collateralia (eq, bo)
  • Lig. sesamoideum distale impar (eq)

Ligaments of the hoof cartilage:

  • Ligg. chondrocompedalia
  • Ligg. chondrocoronalia
  • Ligg. chondroungularia collateralia
  • Ligg. chondrosesamoidea
  • Ligg. chondroungularia cruciata
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Draw the phalangeal joints of the horse and the bovine

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Retinaculum flexorium

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  • Transverse fibers on the palmar aspext at the level of the carpal joint
  • Retinaculum extensorium: corresponding structure on dorsal side
  • On the palmar side, the sheat comprice:
    • Lig. anulare palmare
      • Surrounding flexor tendons
    • Fetlock plate
      • Cartilage plate attached to Ph1, unites flexor tendons to Ph1
    • Ligg. annularia digit
      • Sheet forming a “sock” around flexor tendons
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Give the muscles of the forelimb phalanges

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Digital extensors of the forelimb (craniolateral):

  • M. extensor digitorum communis
  • M. extensor digitorum lateralis
  • M. extensor digiti I. et II. [pollicis et indicis] (ca)
  • M. abductor digiti I. [pollicis] longus

Digital flexors of the forelimb (mediocaudally):

  • M. flexor digitorum superficialis
  • M. flexor digitorum produndus
    • ​Caput humerale
    • Caput radiale
    • Caput ulnare
  • Mm. interflexorii (ø eq)
  • M. interossei
  • Mm. lumbricales
  • M. flexor digitalis brevis
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M. extensor digitorum communis

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  • Origin: Epicondylus lateralis of humerus
  • Insertion: Processus extensorius of Ph3 of the digits
  • Action: Extend the joints of the digits and the carpus
  • The tendon crosses the dorsal surface of carpus to divide for processus extensorius of distal phalanx of:
    • Ca, sus: digits 2 – 4
    • Eq: Undivided, only digit 3
    • Ru: digits 3 and 4
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M. extensor digitorum lateralis

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  • Origin:
    • Epicondylus lateralis of humerus
    • Lateral collateral ligament
  • Insertion: Dog:
    • Goes to digits III-V., at the level of first digit it unites with tendons from m. extensor digitorum communis and m. interosseous
    • Inserts on Ph3, processus extensorius
  • Action: Dog: Extend the carpus and joints of digits 3, 4 and 5
  • Tendon of insertion splits in
    • Dog: 3 → goes to digits 3,4 and 5
    • Cat: 4 → 2nd to 5th digits
    • Eq: 1 → 3rd digit, attached on proximal phalanx
    • Ru: 1 → 4th digit, attached on 2nd phalanx
    • Sus: 2 → 4th and 5th digit
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M. extensor digiti I. et II. [pollicis et indicis]

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Ca

  • Origin: Middle third of ulna (laterally)
  • Insertion:
    • Pollicis: Mc 1, head
    • Indicis: unites with m. extensor digitorum communis, together inserts on Ph3 of digit 2
  • Action:
    • Extends digits 1-2
    • Indicis adducts dew claw
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M. abductor digiti I. [pollicis] longus

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  • Origin:
    • Adjacent lateral surface of radius and ulna
    • From interosseous membrane
  • Insertion: Mc, base (medially)
    • Ca: Mc 1
    • Eq, su : Mc 2
    • Ru: Mc 3
  • Action:
    • Ca: extends and abducts digit 1
    • Other animals: extend the carpal joint
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M. flexor digitorum superficialis

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  • Origin: Epicondylus medialis of humerus
  • Insertion: Ph2, palmar surface
    • Dog: digits 2-5
  • Action: To flex the carpus and affected joints of digits II-V
  • Its insertion tendon divides for the major digits:
    • Dog: Into 4
    • Cat: Into five
    • Eq: Undivided
    • Ru. sus: Into two
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M. flexor digitorum profundus

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  • Three heads of origin:
    • Caput humerale: epicondylus medialis of the humerus
    • Caput radiale: proximo-medially from radius
    • Caput ulnare: proximo-caudally from ulna
  • Insertion: Ca: Ph3 of digits 1-5, palmar surface
    • Ph3, tuberculum flexorium
  • Action: Ca: flexes carpus and joints of digits 1-5
  • Vagina synovialis communis mm. flexorium: around the flexor tendons, at the level of the carpus
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Mm. interflexorii

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Ø eq

Small muscular or tendinous bundles which binds the bellies or tendons of the superficial and deep flexors together

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M. interossei

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  • Origin: Proximal part of the metacarpals
  • Insertion: On the sesamoid bones of the first digital joint
  • Action: To flex the metacarpalphalangeal joint of the supporting digits in ca and sus
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Mm. lumbricales

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  • Action: To flex the first digital joint
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M. flexor digitalis brevis

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  • Origin: M. flexor digitorum superficialis
  • Insertion: Ca: digit 5
  • Action: To assist in flexing the digit(s)
18
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Give the special short muscles

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  • Activates the movement of the induvidual digits
  • Mainly in carnivores