Equine Full Body Musculature in 3D, Trunk and Spine Included
Following our canine full body musculature, the whole musculature of the horse is here, including the trunk and spine muscles we didn't have before.
These posts cover the trunk and spine in 3D. We look at the canine vertebrae and their landmarks, the spinal muscles in the dog and the horse, and the canine body wall muscles that matter for abdominal incisions and hernias. The full-body musculature guides are included here because the new material in those posts is the trunk and spinal musculature, which is easy to skip when you are focused on the limbs. The collection is still small, but it is grouped by region so you can study the axial skeleton and its muscles together. The posts are written for revision and for clinical work that depends on vertebral landmarks or the body wall.
Following our canine full body musculature, the whole musculature of the horse is here, including the trunk and spine muscles we didn't have before.
We've brought the entire musculature of the dog together in one 3D model, including the spinal muscles we didn't have before.
We refreshed our canine spine with higher quality scans and whole-region landmarks, and added an individual thoracic and lumbar vertebra to explore.
The body wall muscles are a tricky area to picture. Our 3D scene shows how the layers sit in relation to one another, with information on every muscle.
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