Lecture 29 - Pelvic Limb 6 Flashcards
what does “capped hock” refer to?
calcaneal bursitis (effusion of SQ bursa)
what other calcanean bursae are found at the tarsus?
subcutaneous
subintertendinous
gastrocnemius
define anatomical boundaries of the flexor canal of the tarsus
calcaneus
sustentaculum tali
flexor retinaculum
“thoroughpin” is the tenosynovitis of what structure?
fluid distension within tarsal sheath of DDF tendons
what tendons run through the DDF sheath?
Lateral and caudal tibial heads of the DDFT
what does “curb” refer to?
soft tissue swelling of the plantar aspect of the tarsus
the long plantar ligament is attached where?
plantarolateral calcaneus to T4 and head of MT4
what is the role of the collateral ligaments and their general attachments
lateral and medial collateral attach at malleoli of tibia and tarsal and MT bones
support tarsus
describe the tendons and ligaments found coursing down the plantar aspects of the metatarsus
Suspensory ligament - support plantar fetlock, suspensory apparatus
Check ligament - acts as a break on DDFT, passive stay apparatus
Long plantar l.
how does the transection of the digital flexor tendons and suspensory ligament affect stance and gait?
SDFT - small drop of fetlock
DDFT - sole of foot is raised off ground
Suspensory - fetlock will hit ground
state the 4 major components of the pelvic limb passive stay apparatus
- patellar locking mechanism
- reciprocal apparatus
- DDF and check ligament
- suspensory apparatus