. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. ANGIOLOGY 231 along the posterior surface of the membrane located between the tibia and fibula, and sends branches for the flexor digitorum com- munis et profundus. It then breaks through the membrane, reaches the anterior side and there communicates with the anterior tibial plexus. It gives off branches to the muscles on the anterior side of the lower thigh and the skin, and passes between the outer and the middle malleolus of the tarsal bones. It passes to the plantar surface and divides between the toes. In
. The anatomy of the domestic fowl . Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine; Poultry. ANGIOLOGY 231 along the posterior surface of the membrane located between the tibia and fibula, and sends branches for the flexor digitorum com- munis et profundus. It then breaks through the membrane, reaches the anterior side and there communicates with the anterior tibial plexus. It gives off branches to the muscles on the anterior side of the lower thigh and the skin, and passes between the outer and the middle malleolus of the tarsal bones. It passes to the plantar surface and divides between the toes. In addition to the. Pig. 69.—Blood-vessels and nerves o£ the femoro-tibial region, the tibia removed. A section of A. Veins, arteries and nerves dissected as in B. B. y, Vein. j4, Artery. N, Nerve, i. Vena poplitealis. z, The three veins forming the vena poplitealis. 3, Vena femoris interna profunda. 4, Vena femoris anterior. 5, Vena cruralis. 6, Vena cutanea abdominalis femoralis. 7, Vena cutaneous cruralis. 8, Deep vein of the knee-joint. 9, Ischiadic artery. 10, Branches of ischiadic artery to flexure of knee. 11, Anterior tibial artery. 12, Posterior tibial artery. 13, Ischiadic nerve. 14, Trunk (a branch of the ischi- adic) which gives off the superiicialis peroneus and peroneus profundus. 15, Median branch of ischiadic nerve. 16, SuperficiaUs peroneus. 17, Lateral branch of the ischiadic nerve. plantar branches there are given off dorsal branches between the third and the fourth toes. These branches form the direct continua- tion of the dorsal vessels of the anterior tibial plexus. The arteria pudenda communis (Fig. 70, No. 20) passes to the depressor coccygeus muscle, gives off a branch to the caudal part of the kidney, crosses the ureter, provides the ischio-pubic and pubio-coccygeus, or depressor coccygis lateralis, muscles, and on. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration a
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