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PRAC.21 Flashcards

tarsal flexors and digital extensors of the hindlimb - nerves - vessels

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M. tibialis cranialis

Origin: Facies lateralis of tibia

Insertion: Medially on tarsal & metatarsal bones

Action: Flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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M. tibialis cranialis

Origin: Facies lateralis of tibia

Insertion: Medially on tarsal & metatarsal bones

Action: Flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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M. tibialis cranialis

Origin: Facies lateralis of tibia

Insertion: Medially on tarsal & metatarsal bones

Action: Flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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M. fibularis longus (øEq)

Origin: Condylus lateralis of tibia

Insertion: Medial tarsal or metatarsal bones

Action: Flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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M. extensor digitorum longum

Origin: Fossa extensoria of femur

Insertion: Digits II-V (distal phalanx)

Action: Extend digits, flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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M. extensor digitorum lateralis

Origin: Proximal fibula

Insertion: Tendo m. extensor digitorum longus, digit V

Action: Extend digits

Innervation: Nn. fibulares superficialis et profundus

Blood supply: Aa. tibialis cranialis et dorsalis pedis

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M. extensor digitorum brevis

Origin: Connective tissue over hock

Insertion: M. extensor digitorum longus

Action: Auxillary extensor of digits II, III and IV

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: Aa. tibialis cranialis et dorsalis pedis

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A. tibialis cranialis

  • Between m. extensor digitorum longus and m. tibialis cranialis
  • Travels with n. fibularis profundus/n. peroneus profundus
  • Becomes a. dorsalis pedis
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A. saphena r. cranialis

  • Anastomoses with a. tibialis cranialis r. superficialis
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V. saphena medialis r. cranialis

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V. saphena lateralis r. cranialis

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V. saphena lateralis r. cranialis

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V. saphena medialis r. cranialis

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V. tibialis cranialis

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A. tibialis cranialis

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M. tibialis cranialis

Origin: Facies lateralis of tibia

Insertion: Medially on tarsal & metatarsal bones

Action: Flex hock

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A. tibialis cranialis

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V. saphena lateralis

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M. fibularis brevis (Ca)

Origin: Fibula + tibia (partly)

Insertion: Mt V

Action: Flex tarsus

Innervation: N. fibularis profundus

Blood supply: A tibialis cranialis

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N. ischiadicus

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Lateral cutaneous sural nerve

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Common fibular nerve

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Tibial nerve

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Caudal cutaneous sural nerve

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Deep fibular nerve

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Superficial fibular nerve

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