. A text-book of horseshoeing, for horseshoers and veterinarians . nsor tendon of thetoe is about the size of a walnut, and lies between the tendonand the capsular ligament of the fetlock-joint (Figs. 17, (/, and18, e). 2. The mucous bursa of the extensor tendon of the long pas-tern (lateral extensor) is somcAvhat smaller, and lies, likewise,beneath the tendon, between it and the capsular ligament of thefetlock-joint (Fig. 17, h). 3. The mucous bursa of the navicular region lies betweenthe under surface (gliding surface) of the navicular bone andthe flexor pedis perforans tendon (deep flexor).
. A text-book of horseshoeing, for horseshoers and veterinarians . nsor tendon of thetoe is about the size of a walnut, and lies between the tendonand the capsular ligament of the fetlock-joint (Figs. 17, (/, and18, e). 2. The mucous bursa of the extensor tendon of the long pas-tern (lateral extensor) is somcAvhat smaller, and lies, likewise,beneath the tendon, between it and the capsular ligament of thefetlock-joint (Fig. 17, h). 3. The mucous bursa of the navicular region lies betweenthe under surface (gliding surface) of the navicular bone andthe flexor pedis perforans tendon (deep flexor). Its width 36 HORSESHOEING. equals the length of the navicular bone, and it extends upwardand do^\^lward beyond the bone. Above, it is separated fromthe sheath of the perforans tendon ( great sesamoid sheath )by a membranous partition; below, it passes to the attachmentof the perforans tendon to the semilunar crest of the os pedis.(b) There is but one tendon sheath in the foot,—the sheathcommon to the two flexor tendons (great sesamoid sheath). It Fig. 17. Fig.
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