Anatomy.--The structures which are usually considered as true flexors of the carpus are a group of three muscles, which have separate heads of origin and different points of tendinous insertion. The _flexor carpiradialis ...
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Undue extension, (by extension is meant such movement as will cause the long axis of two articulating bones to assume a position which approaches or forms a straight line--opposite to flexion), of the ...
... 213 Flexor brachii, 58, 68, 69 Flexor carpiradialis, 93 Flexor carpiulnaris, 93 Flexor metacarpi externus, 94 Flexor metacarpi internus, 93 Flexor metacarpi medius, 93 Flexor metatarsi, 193 Flexor, superficial digital, 194 Flexor tendons, contraction ...
Etiology and Occurrence.--Inflammation of the muscular or tendinous parts of the carpal flexors, does not occur as frequently as does inflammation of the flexors of the extremity. They are subject to injury such ...
... Dorsal flexion is checked by the flexor tendons and dorsal ligaments. Volar flexion is restrained by the extensor tendons.
... Flexion of the elbow is avoided because contraction of the biceps brachii (flexor brachii) or the extensors, which are antagonists of the flexors of the carpus, tenses the carpal flexors and pain is thereby ...
The distal end of the second phalanx (os corona) has but slight lateral motion and this is manifested principally when it is in a state of volar flexion. Undue dorsal flexion is prevented by ...
... The latter pair (flexor metatarsi, muscular and tendinous portions, because of their attachment to the external condyle of the femur and to the metatarsal bone) are enabled to automatically flex the tarsal joint when ...
... Since the stifle and hock joints extend and flex in unison, there is presented also an extension of the tarsus. Extension of the stifle joint would increase the distance between the femoral origin of ...
... rupture and wounds of the, 224 Tendon, deep flexor, inflammation of the, 157 Tendon, deep flexor (perforans), 60 Tendon, extensor, rupture of, 145 Tendon, flexor, rupture of, 146 Tendons of foals, contracted, 143 Tendon ...
... 23--Contraction of Superficial and Deep Flexor Tendons 141 Fig. 24--Contraction of Superficial Digital Flexor and Slight Contraction of Deep Flexor Tendon 142 Fig. 25--"Fish Knees" 145 Fig. 26--Extreme Dorsal Flexion ...
Carpal flexors, contraction of the, 93 Carpal flexors, inflammation of the, 93 Carpal joint, 58 Carpal joint, open, 100 Carpitis, 98 Carpus, inflammation of the, 98 Cartilage, lateral, inflammation of, 174 Cartilages of the ...
Etiology and Occurrence.--Acute inflammation of the flexor tendons may result in chronic tendinitis. Recurrent attacks in cases where insufficient time is allowed for complete recovery to result, is followed by chronic inflammation and ...
... Phalanges 131 Tendinitis (Inflammation of the Flexor Tendons) 135 Chronic Tendinitis and Contraction of the Flexor Tendons 137 Contracted Tendons of Foals 143 Rupture of the Flexor Tendons and Suspensory Ligament 146 Thecitis and ...
... Symptomatology.--When the anatomy and function of the flexor tendons and suspensory ligament is thoroughly understood, recognition of rupture of either of these structures is easily recognized. When one considers that in rupture, a ...
... Contraction of the deep flexor tendon (perforans) causes an elevation of the heel. The foot can not set flat because the insertion of the deep flexor tendon to the solar surface of the distal ...
... Pressure on the navicular bone is diminished and tension on the flexor tendon is relieved by even slight volar flexion.
... 24--Contraction of superficial digital flexor and slight contraction of deep flexor tendon.] Where contraction of tendons exists surgical treatment is necessary. No good comes from appliances which are calculated to stretch the affected ...
From what has been said, it is evident that flexion and extension of stifle and hock are identical in their action. When the stifle is extended, the hock is automatically extended, nor can it ...
... Distension of the Tarsal Sheath of the Deep Digital Flexor. (Thoroughpin.) The terms "thoroughpin" or "throughpin" are translations from the French vessignon chevillé_ and have the same significance. They are so named because of ...
In complete paralysis, the joints of the affected limb with the exception of the shoulder are usually flexed when the horse is resting. In consequence of loss of power in the triceps and anterior ...
Anatomy.--There is interposed between the tendon of the biceps brachii (flexor brachii) and the intertubercular or bicipital groove a heavy cartilaginous pad, which is a part of the bursa of the biceps brachii ...
... Volar flexion in a sufficient degree to relax the inflamed structures is always evident. The foot may be rested on the toe or placed slightly in advance of the one supporting weight, but the ...
... Sesamoids, proximal, fracture of, 128 Sesamoiditis, 127 Setons, 75 Sheath of flexors of phalanges, open, 124 Sheath (tarsal) of the deep digital flexor, distension of the, 246 Shoe for dropped soles, 169 Shoeing for ...
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