Anatomy of the Horse

Preface Skin The external Skin (common integument) Thoracic Limb The Skeleton of the Thoracic Limb Topography of the Thoracic Limb (Nerves and Muscles) Cutaneous Innervation, Blood Vessels, and Lymphatic Structures of the Thoracic Limb Vessels, Nerves, and Deep Fascia of Carpus, Metacarpus, and Digit The passive Stay-apparatus of the Thoracic Limb Synovial Structures of the Thoracic Limb Pelvic Limb The Skeleton of the Pelvic Limb Topography of the Pelvic Limb (Nerves and Muscles) Skin Innervation, Blood, Vessels, and Lymphatics of the Pelvic Limb Vessels, Nerves, and deep Fascia of Tarsus, Metatarsus, and Digit Passive Stay-Apparatus of the Hindlimb, also Hoof and Contents The Hoof (Ungula) Suspensory Apparatus of the Coffin Bone (Distal Phalanx), Vessels and Nerves of the Hoof Synovial Structures of the Pelvic Limb Head Skull and Dentition Skull with Teeth and Paranasal Sinuses Supf. Veins of the Head, Facial nerve (VII) and Muscles supplied by the Facial Nerve Trigeminal Nerve (V-3 and V-2), Muscles of Mastication, Salivary Glands, and Lymphatic Structures Adnexa of the Eye The Eye Nose and Nasal Cavity, Mouth and Tongue Pharynx, Guttural Pouch and Larynx Larynx and Laryngeal Muscles Head-Neck Junction and Ear The Central Nervous System The Brain The Spinal Cord Axial Skeleton and Neck Vertebral Column with Thorax and Nuchal Ligament Neck and Thoracic Wall Deep Shoulder-Girdle Muscles, the Muscles of the ventral Part of the Neck and the visceral Space they enclose Thoracic Cavity Thoracic Wall, Respiratory Muscles, Lungs, and Lymphatic Structures Heart and Thymus Abdominal Wall and Cavity The Abdominal Wall Topography of the Abdominal Organs and Their Relation to the Abdominal Wall Spleen, Liver and Bile Duct, Pancreas, and Stomach with Omenta Intestines Pelvis, Inguinal Region, and Urogenital Organs Bony Pelvis with Sacrosciatic Ligament, Supf. Inguinal Structures Inguinal Area Prepubic Tendon, Inguinal Canal of the Mare, Nerves of the Lumbar Plexus, Hypaxial

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... The aim of the authors has been admirably achieved. The textbook is already acknowledged as an essential resource for students, teachers and for veterinary practitioners and horse lovers in the English-speaking world. --JAVMA A valuable reference for students of anatomy and surgery. The practicing surgeon should find many of the descriptions and diagrams extremely useful. --The Irish Veterinary Journal