Topography of the Equine Abdomen - Edubirdie

University:
Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
Course:
VM 8164 | The Normal Animal
Academic year:

2023
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64

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1
Author:

Sarah Landeck

Horses have a smaller para lumbar fossa than cows more ribs Heaves causes hypertrophy of the external abdominal oblique The greater omentum in horses is attached to transverse colon t part of greater omentum by spleen is gastrosplenicligamen Fixed viscera a descending duodenum dorsal and right b transverse colon C descending colon dorsal and left the jejunum is located dorsal and to the left Irina bands around the cecum The 2 cecal openings are the Ascending colon is not fixed Horses do not have a horses have four ileocecal and cecacolic opening in horses gallbladder the epiploic foramen is in between the caudate process o the liver and the hepato duodenal Nephrosplenic ligament can ligament form spot of intestinal entrap men

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