A18 - Pastern and coffin joints and their muscles in the hindlimb Flashcards

Pastern and coffin joints and their muscles in the hindlimb

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Pastern joint

  1. General features
  2. Structures/ligaments
  3. Draw the joint
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  • Diarthrosis
  • Saddle joint (diaxial)
    • Movement: ligaments restrict the movements to mainly flexion/extension (hinge joint)
  • Art. interphalangeae proximale maus
  • Between: Ph1 (covex surface) → Ph2 (concave surface)
  • Joint capsule has a dorsal and a plantar pouch

Structures

  • Capsulae articulares
    • ​Recessus dorsales (injection site)
    • Recessus palmares
  • Ligg. collateralia
  • Ligg. palmaria axialia (P1 → P2)
  • Ligg. palmaria abaxialia
  • Scutum medium (formed by straight sesamoideum ligament, axil ligaments, and palmar surface of tuberosita flexoria → passage form DDF)
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Coffin joint (art. interphalangea distalis)

  1. General features
  2. Structures/ligaments
  3. Draw the joint
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  • Saddle joint (diaxial)
    • Movement: flexion - extension (sideways movement are possible)
  • Art. composita
  • Articulation between:
    • Ph2
    • Ph3
    • Distal sesamoid bone/navicular bone
  • Retinaculum flexorium

Structures:

  • Capsulae articularis
    • ​Recessus dorsalis (injection site, under the common digital extensor)
    • Recessus palmaris (under DDF, up to Ph2)
  • ​Scutum distale (formed by the flexor surface of the navicular bone, passage for DDF)
  • Bursa podotrochleare (between os naviculare → DDF tendon)
  • Lig. collaterale laterale (depression on Ph2 → Ph3)
  • Lig. collaterale mediale (depression on Ph2 → Ph3​)
  • Ligaments of the navicular bone:
    • Lig. sesamoideum impar (from distal rim of os naviculare → coffin bone, palamer border of articular surface)
    • Ligg. collateralia sesamoidea (from P1 → coffin bone, hoof cartilage and os naviculare)
  • Ligaments of the hoof cartilage:
    • Lig. chondrocompedalia (pass between distal end of P1 and proximo-palmar aspect of coffin bone and hoof cartilage)
    • Ligg. chondrocoronaria (connects dorsal extrimity of the cartilage, P2 and ligg. collateralia of the coffin joint)
    • Ligg. chondroungularia (from P3 → hoof cartilage, distal border)
    • Ligg. chondrosesamoidea (between hoof cartilage → corresponding site of os naviculare)
    • Ligg. chondroungularis cruciata (between axial aspect of cartilages → palmar end of opsite angle of P2)
    • Lig. chondropulvinale (fibers that radiate from axial aspect of the hoof cartilages to digital cushion)
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Draw the pastern and coffin joint

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Retinaculum flexorium

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  • Binds the deep digital flexor tendon
  • Enforces the carpus on the palmar aspect, forming a continous structure named the digital sheat:
    • Fuses with:
      • Proximal sesamoid bone
      • Plantar ligaments
      • Collateral sesamoid ligmanents
      • Flexor tendons
      • Extensor tendons (dorsally)
      • Ligaments (dorsally)
      • Joint capsules (dorsally)
  • On the plantar side, the sheath comprise:
    • Lig. anulare plantare (surrounding flexor tendons)
    • Fetlock plate (cartilage plate attached to Ph1, unites flexor tendons to Ph1
    • Ligg. anularia digiti
  • Retinaculum extensorium: corresponding structure on the dorsal side
  • Bursa podotrochlearis (on the plantar side of Ph3)
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Give the muscles of the digits on the hindlimb

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Extensors:

  1. M. extensor digitorum longus​
  2. M. extensor digitorum lateralis
  3. M. extensor digiti I. [hallucis] longus
  4. M. extensor digitalis brevis

Flexors:

  1. M. flexor digitalis superficialis
  2. M. flexor digitalis profundus
    • ​M. flexor digitorum lateralis
    • M. flexor tibialis caudalis
    • M. flexor digitorum medialis
  3. M. flexor digitalis brevis
  4. Mm. interflexorii (car)
  5. Mm. lumbricales (car, eq)
  6. Mm. interossei
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M. extensor digitorum longus

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  • Origin: Fossa extensoria on condylus lateralis of femur
  • Insertion: Processus extensorius of Ph3 of digits II-V.
  • Action:
    • Extends stifle and joints of digits
    • Flexes tarsus
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M. extensor digitorum lateralis

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  • Origin: Proximal third of fibula
  • Insertion: Unites with long digital extensor’s tendon to reach digit V. Ph3
  • Action:
    • Extension and abduction of digit V.
    • Flexes tarsus
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M. extensor digiti I. [hallucis] longus

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Ca?

  • Origin: Middle third of fibula
  • Insertion: Radiates into fascia over metatarsophalangeal joint of digit II.
  • Action:
    • Extends digit II. (and digit I. if it’s present)
    • Flexes tarsus
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M. extensor digitalis brevis

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Action: To act as an auxillary extensor of the digits 2, 3 and 4

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M. flexor digitalis superficialis

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  • Origin: Fossa supracondylaris of femur, partly fused with m. gastrocnemius caput lateralis
  • Insertion: Its tendo plantaris turns from medial to lateral direction around common calcaneal tendon, on the surface of tuber calcanei it makes a cap (galea calcanea), then finally attaches to P2 on plantar surface of digits:
    • Ca: Digits 2-5
    • Eq: Digit 3
    • Ru, Sus: Digits 3-4
  • Action:
    • Flex stifle
    • Extends hock
    • Flexes joints of digits (see insertion)
    • Eq: Part of the passive stay and fixation apparatus
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M. flexor digitalis profundus

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  • Consists of three induvidual muscles
    1. M. flexor digitorum lateralis
    2. M. flexor tibialis caudalis
    3. M. flexor digitalis medialis

M. digitorum lateralis

  • Origin:
    • Proximal caudal half of fibula
    • Proximal caudolateral border of tibia
    • Membrana interossea
  • Insertion:
    • Plantar surface of Ph3 of digits 2-5, on tuberculum flexoria (eq: on facies flexoria)
  • Action:
    • Flexes digital joints
    • Auxiliary extensor of the hock joint
  • Innervation: N. tibialis
  • Blood supply: A. caudalis femoris distalis

M. flexor tibialis caudalis

  • Origin: Caput fibulae, caudally
  • Insertion:
    • Ca: Tarsus, medially (radiates into tarsal fascia)
    • Other domestic mammals: Joins the deep digital tendon
  • Action: Extends tarsus

M. flexor digitalis medialis

  • Origin: Tibia, caudoproximally
  • Insertion:
    • Tuberculum flexoria on the plantar surface of the distal phalanx of digit 2-5
    • Eq: fascies flexoria
  • Action:
    • Flexes digital joints
    • Auxiliary extensor of the hock joint
  • Innervation: N. tibialis
  • Blood supply: A. caudalis femoris distalis
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M. flexor digitalis brevis

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Car

  • Origin: The dorsal surface of the superficial digital flexor tendons
  • Insertion: With the tendons of the deep digital flexor
  • Action: Assist in flexing the digits
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Mm. Interflexorii

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Car

  • Origin: The tendon of the deep digital flexor with the suspensory ligament of the pad
  • Insertion: The tendons of the superficial digital flexor, more distally
  • Action: Act as an auxilary flexors of the digital joints
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Mm. lumbricales

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Car, eq

  • Origin: The abaxial borders of the tendons of the deep digital flexor
  • Insertion: The proximal ends of the 1st phalanges of digits 3-5
  • Action: To flex the first digital joint
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Mm. interossei

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  • Origin: Proximal part of the metatarsals
  • 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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