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Anatomy of the Front Limb
Small Animal
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Scapula
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Scapular Spine
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Acromion
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Anatomy of the Front Leg
AcromionProcess
Superglenoidtubercle
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Positioning for lateral shoulder
GreaterTubercle
LesserTubercle
HumeralHead
Anatomy of the Front Leg
GreaterTubercle
LesserTubercle
HumeralHead
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Anatomy of the Front Leg
BicipitalTendon
ContrastMediawithin theJoint
Anatomy of the Front Leg
BicipitalTendon
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Positioning for CC shoulder/scapula
Acromion
GreaterTubercle
SuperglenoidTubercle
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Acromion
GreaterTubercle
SuperglenoidTubercle
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Positioning for lateral
Lateral View
Cranial-Caudal View
Name thisBone
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Lateral View
Cranial-Caudal View
Humerus
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Lateral View
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Clavicle
Anatomy of the Front LegFeatures Unique to the Cat
Large Coracoid Process
Anatomy of the Front LegFeatures Unique to the Cat
Suprahamate Process
Anatomy of the Front LegFeatures Unique to the Cat
Nutrient Foramen
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Positioning for lateral elbow
Medial Epicondyle of the Humerus
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Lateral Epicondyle of the Humerus
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Condyles
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Positioning for CC view
Medial Humeral Epicondyle
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Supratrochlear foramen
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Olecranon fossa
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Capitulum
Articulation with the Radial Head
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Trochlea
Articulation with the ulna
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Supracondylar Foramen
This structure is seen in cats but not dogs
Anatomy of the Front LegFeatures unique to the Cat
Ulna
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Radius
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Lateral Aspect
Medial Aspect
MedialCoronoidProcess
Trochlea isthe shorter articulation
Radialhead is the largerarticulation
Why ?Why ?
Medialcondyleis larger
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Note the positionof the medial& lateralcoronoidprocesses
Medialcoronoidis red
Lateralcoronoidis blue
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Note the positionof the medial& lateralcoronoidprocesses
Medialcoronoidis red
Lateralcoronoidis blue
Anatomy of the Front Leg
Note the positionof the medial& lateralcoronoidprocesses