- bones.
Distal sesamoidean ligaments: run from the
sesamoid bones to the two
pastern bones.
Important in the stay
apparatus as a
functional continuation...
- lies deeper, just
along the
posterior surface of the
small pastern bone (PII) and
navicular bone, and it
connects with the
posterior surface of P3; the navicular...
- 20 places: a
broken cannon bone above the
pastern, a
broken sesamoid bone behind the
fetlock and a
broken long
pastern bone below the fetlock. The fetlock...
-
breadth relative to body size & m****. May have
slight pastern bones relative to
large coffin bone. Flat feet
limit the
soundness of the
horse in concussion...
- long. The
coffin bone inside the hoof
should line up
straight with both
bones in the
pastern. If the
excess hoof is not trimmed, the
bones will
become misaligned...
-
understanding navicular syndrome. The
navicular bone lies
behind the
coffin bone and
under the
small pastern bone. The deep
digital flexor (DDF)
tendon runs...
- (forelimb) or
metatarsal (hindlimb)
bones (also
known as the
cannon bones) and the
proximal phalanx distad (the
pastern bone).
Anatomically equivalent to the...
- past- feed
Latin pāscere, pāstus antepast, antipasto, pabulum, pastel,
pastern, pastiglia, pastille, pastor, pastorage, pastoral, pastorale, pastorate...
- the back of the knee. The
digital pulse is
taken on the
inside of the
pastern,
right below the fetlock. It is
usually very
faint and
difficult to find...
-
close ****ing to the body. The
forearm is
strongly developed and muscular.
Pasterns are
slightly springy,
strong but not steep. The
front feet are round, tight...
