. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. FiG. 295.—Injected Synovial Sheaths a OF Tarsal Region of Horse; Latera J BCRS-? View. a, Syno^aa! sheath of long digital extensor; b, synovial sheath of lateral digital extensor; c, c', bursa under superfioiiil Mexur tendon; d, capsule of hock joint; 1. long extensor; ^^ lateral extensor; 3, 3, 3, annular hgaments; ^, deep dis^ital flexor; -5, tendon of gastroc- nemius; 6, superScial flexor tendon; 7, tibia; S, tarsus; 9, tuber calcis; 10, metatarsus. (After EUenberger, in I^isering's Atlas.) Fig. 294.—Injected Synovial Sheaths and Bt
. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. FiG. 295.—Injected Synovial Sheaths a OF Tarsal Region of Horse; Latera J BCRS-? View. a, Syno^aa! sheath of long digital extensor; b, synovial sheath of lateral digital extensor; c, c', bursa under superfioiiil Mexur tendon; d, capsule of hock joint; 1. long extensor; ^^ lateral extensor; 3, 3, 3, annular hgaments; ^, deep dis^ital flexor; -5, tendon of gastroc- nemius; 6, superScial flexor tendon; 7, tibia; S, tarsus; 9, tuber calcis; 10, metatarsus. (After EUenberger, in I^isering's Atlas.) Fig. 294.—Injected Synovial Sheaths and BtjRs^ OF Tarsal Region of Horse; Medl\l View. o. Synovial sheath of peroneus tertius and tibialis anterior; h, bursa under medial (cunean) tendon of tibialis anterior; c, synovial sheath of flexor longus; d, tarsal sheath of deep flexor; e, e', bursa under superficial flexor tendon; /, /', tibio-tarsal joint capsule; 1, long extensor; 2, tibialis anterior; 3', medial (cun- ean) tendon of 2; 3, flexor longus; 4< deep digital flexor; 5, superficial flexor tendon; G, gastrocnemius tendon; 7, tibia; 5, tarsus; 0, tuber calcis; 10, large metatarsal bone; 11, medial small metatarsal bone; i 3, 13', fascial bands. (After EUenberger, in Leisering's Atlas.) tion. The latter emerges between the branches of the peroneus tertius and bi- furcates, the anterior branch being inserted into the large metatarsal bone, the medial one into the first tarsal bone. The tendon is provided with a synovial sheath at its emergence, and a bursa is interposed between the medial l^ranch and the medial ligament of the hock.^ Relatiotis.—Superficially', the long and lateral extensors, the peroneus tertius, and the deep peroneal nerve; deeply, the tibia, the deep flexor, and the anterior tibial vessels, * In surgical works the medial branch is termed the cunean tendon; it is sometimes resected for the relief of bone spa\ Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may
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