Lecture 28 - Pelvic Limb 5 Flashcards
What are the comparative differences in the fibula for horses, pigs, and ruminants
horses have great variation as it is vestigial
pigs have a complete separate fibula
ruminants have a distal fibula that forms separate lateral malleolus
list the crus muscle groups craniolaterally
cranial tibial m.
fibularis tertius
fibularis longus
soleus
long digital extensor
lateral digital extensor
the cunean tendon belongs to which muscle
fibularis tertius
describe the reciprocal apparatus
SDFT and fibularis tertius
moves with stifle
what does a “stringhalt” gait look like?
exaggerated upward flexion of pelvic limb
what is the anatomy of the stringhalt surgical procedure?
lateral digital extensor myotenectomy via two incisions above and below the hock
differentiate and name tarsal joints
tarsocrural
proximal intertarsal
distal intertarsal
tarsometatarsal
what is the physical examination finding of a fibularis tertius rupture?
hock extended while stifle is flexed
where is a common site for OCD in the tarsus?
distal intermediate ridge of the tibia (DIRT)
what joints does bone spavin commonly affect?
intertarsal and tarsometatarsal joints
differentiate and name the tarsal synovial sacs and pouches
Synovial sac: Tarsocrural, proximal intertarsal, distal intertarsal, tarsometatarsal
Pouches: dorsolateral, dorsomedial, plantarolateral, plantaromedial
which joints of the tarsus communicate?
free communication of all pouches
tarsocrural and PITJ - ox and horse
TMTJ and DITJ - free communication
local anesthetic injected into one joint sac may go to what other joint sac (if any)
tarsocrural to PITJ
TMTJ to DITJ
what joint does bog spavin occur in
tarsocrural joint
describe the needle insertion landmark needed to perform an injection into the tarsometatarsal joint
head of MT4