Muscles of the Crus and Pes Flashcards

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Cranial tibial m.

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O: Lateral edge of the cranial border of the tibia
I: Proximal plantar aspect of the base of metatarsals I and II
N: Deep fibular/peroneal n.
A: Flex the tarsus; supination

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Long digital extensor m.

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O: Extensor fossa of the femur; tendon courses through extensor groove of tibia
I: Extensor process of the distal phalanx of digits 2-5
N: Deep fibular/peroneal n.
A: Flex the tarsus; extend digits 2-5

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Fibularis (peroneus) longus m.

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O: Lateral condyle of the tibia, proximal fibula, lateral collateral ligament of stifle
I: Plantar aspect of base of metatarsals, 4th tarsal bone
N: Deep fibular/peroneal n.
A: Flex the tarsus, pronation

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Lateral digital extensor m.

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O: Proximal fibula
I: Joins the long digital extensor tendon coursing to digit 5
N: Superficial fibular/peroneal n.
A: Flex the tarsus, extend and abduct digit 5

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Fibularis (peroneus) brevis m.

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O: Distal fibula, lateral tibia
I: Proximal end of metatarsal V
N: Superficial fibular/peroneal n.
A: Flex the tarsus

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Gastrocnemius m.

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O: Medial head - medial supracondylar tuberosity of femur, sesamoid bone located w/in tendon of origin
Lateral head - lateral supracondylar tuberosity of femur; sesamoid bone located w/in tendon of origin
I: Tuber calcanei - main component of common calcaneal tendon
N: Tibial n.
A: Flex stifle, extend tarsus

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Superficial digital flexor m.

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O: Lateral supracondylar tuberosity of femur
I: Tuber calcanei; proximal plantar aspect of middle phalanx of digits 2-5
N: Tibial n.
A: Flex stifle, extend tarsus, flex metatarsophalangeal joints and proximal interphalangeal joints of digits 2-5

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Deep digital flexor m.

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O: Lateral head - caudolateral border of the proximal tibia, proximal fibula
Medial head - proximal caudal tibia
I: Flexor process of distal phalanx of digits 2-5
N: Tibial n.
A: Extend tarsus; flex digits 2-5

Lateral head courses through flexor canal, joins with medial head distal to tarsus

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Popliteus m.

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O: Fossa for popliteus m. on lateral condyle of femur
I: Proximal caudal surface of tibia
N: Tibial n.
A: Rotate the crus medially, flex the stifle

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Soleus m.

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O: Proximal fibula
I: Common calcaneal tendon
N: Tibial n.
A: Extend the tarsus

Not present in dogs

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Short digital extensor m.

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O: Calcaneus and flexor surface of tarsus
I: Digits 2, 3, and 4 via long digital extensor tendons
N: Deep fibular n.
A: Extend the digits

Dorsal surface of pes; 3 heads

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Muscles of plantar surface of pes

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Short digital flexor mm. - poorly developed in dog, well developed in cats; located plantar to superficial digital flexor tendons

Interossei mm. - associated with plantar sesamoids; from proximals MT’s II-V and jt. capsule to proximal PI and long digital extensor tendons

Innervated by tibial n.

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Flexor canal

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On plantar surface of tarsus medial to calcaneus; covered by flexor retinaculum. Structures that course through flexor canal:
-Tendon of lateral head of DDF
-Tibial n. (medial and lateral plantar nn.)
-Saphenous a., caudal br.
-Medial saphenous v., caudal br.
-Lymphatics

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Craniolateral muscles of crus

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-Cranial tibial m.
-Long digital extensor m.
-Fibularis longus m.
-Lateral digital extensor m.
-Fibularis brevis m.
-Short digital extensor m.

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Caudal muscles of crus

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-Gastrocnemius m. (lateral and medial heads)
-SDF
-DDF (lateral and medial heads/lateral digital flexor m. and medial digital flexor m.)
-Popliteus m.

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Gastrocnemius m.

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O: Medial head - medial supracondylar tuberosity of the femur; sesamoid bone (medial fabella) located within tendon of origin
Lateral head - lateral supracondylar tuberosity of femur; sesamoid bone (lateral fabella) located within tendon of origin
I: Tuber calcanei - main component of common calcaneal tendon
N: Tibial n.
A: Flex the stifle, extend the tarsus

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Superficial digital flexor m.

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O: Lateral supracondylar tuberosity of femur
I: Tuber calcanei; proximal plantar aspect of middle phalanx of digits 2-5
N: Tibial n.
A: Flex the stifle, extend the tarsus, flex the metatarsophalangeal joints and proximal interphalangeal joints of digits 2-5

Calcaneal bursae - subcutaneous and subtendinous - located at level of tuber calcanei

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Deep digital flexor m.

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O: Lateral head - caudolateral border of proximal tibia; proximal fibula
Medial head - proximal caudal tibia
I: Flexor process of distal phalanx of digits 2-5
N: Tibial n.
A: Extend the tarsus, flex digits 2-5

Tendon of lateral head courses through flexor canal; tendons of both heads join distal to tarsus

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Popliteus m.

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O: Fossa for popliteus m. on lateral condyle of the femur
I: Proximal caudal surface of tibia
N: Tibial n.
A: Rotate the crus medially, flex the stifle

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Soleus m.

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O: Proximal fibula
I: Common calcaneal tendon
N: Tibial n.
A: Extend the tarsus

Present in cats, not dogs

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Muscles contributing to common calcaneal tendon

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Gastrocnemius m.
Biceps femoris m.
Semitendinosus m.
Gracilis m.
SDF m.
Soleus m. (cat)

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Short digital extensor m.

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O: Calcaneus and flexor surface of tarsus
I: Digits 2, 3, 4 via long digital extensor tendons
N: Deep fibular n.
A: Extend the digits

3 heads

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Short digital flexor mm.

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Located plantar to SDF tendons
Well developed in cats, poorly developed in dogs

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Interossei mm.

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From proximal MT’s II-V and jt. capsule to proximal PI and long digital extensor tendons
Associated with plantar sesamoids
Innervated by tibial n.

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Flexor canal

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On plantar surface of tarsus medial to calcaneus
Covered by flexor retinaculum
Structures coursing through:
-tendon of lateral head of DDF
-tibial n. (medial and lateral plantar nn.)
-caudal br. of saphenous a.
-caudal br. of medial saphenous v.
-lymphatics