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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SUSPENSORY»
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suspensory en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
suspensory y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems
Ciliary muscle Lens Pupillary opening in front of lens Iris Suspensory ligaments (
a) Anterior view of suspensory ligaments extending from ciliary muscles to lens
Parasympathetic stimulation Sympathetic stimulation Contracted ciliary muscle ...
2
Blackwell's Five-Minute Veterinary Consult: Equine
DSLD is a progressive, debilitating disorder of the suspensory ligament resulting
in continuous enlargement of the ligament due to ineffective collagen fiber repair
and generalized interstitial and perihgamentous fibrosis. SYSTEM AFFECTED ...
Jean-Pierre Lavoie, Kenneth Hinchcliff, 2011
3
The Comprehensive Guide to Equine Veterinary Medicine
poTENTIAL coMpLicATION.S. Annular ligament constriction requiring surgical
correction. Tenosynovitis. Chronic lameness. Proximal Suspensory Desmitis (
PSD) figures 4.43-4.44 WHAT IT IS. Injurv' or strain to the suspensory ligament in
the ...
4
Text Atlas of Penile Surgery
The reason for this anomaly may be: • Abnormalities of the penile suspensory
ligaments (absence or severe weakness); • Severe ventral penile curvature at the
penoscrotal level; • A combination of both. When the pathology is a lack or ...
5
Your Horse's Health Lameness
The suspensory ligament lies sheltered between the second and fourth
metacarpal/tarsal bones at the palmar/plantar aspect of the cannon. It should be
pictured as a slightly oval, thick fibrous band which extends distally from its origin
at the ...
6
Horseman's Veterinary Encyclopedia
Fatigue, and placing more weight on one leg than another, may lead to
suspensory ligament injuries. Suspensory ligament lamenesses occur most
frequently in the forelegs of the horse except for the harness racing Standardbred
. Trotters and ...
Cheryl Rogers, Will A. Hadden, G. Jeanne Wilcox, 2005
7
Textbook of Small Animal Surgery
... blood vessels course. The mesovarium is continuous crani- ally with the
suspensory ligament and caudally with the mesometrium (Fig. 98-1). The
suspensory ligament of the ovary extends to the last rib.113 The proper ligament
of the ...
The powerful suspensory ligament is one of the most fascinating structures in the
horse economy. Before we consider its problems, let's discuss what it is and what
it does. First of all, it is not a ligament in the anatomical sense. The suspensory ...
9
Lameness: Recognizing and Treating the Horse's Most Common ...
Desmitis of the suspensory branches or body of the ligament. 2. Desmitis at the
top of the ligament, just below the knee or hock. This condition has several
similar names, including suspensory origin desmitis, proximal suspensory
desmitis, and ...
Christine King, Don M. Wagoner, 2005
10
Neurological Disabilities: Assessment and Treatment
The suspensory strategy is used during standing or in ambulation to lower the
body's center of gravity closer to the base of support, which provides more
stability. Individuals lower their centers of gravity by bending their knees (Fig. 8-3)
.
Susan E. Bennett, James L. Karnes, 1998
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SUSPENSORY»
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suspensory en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Frac Daddy Retired With Suspensory Strain
The 5-year-old son of Scat Daddy suffered a mild strain of a suspensory branch, McPeek said in a release. Stallion plans have not yet been determined. Racing ... «BloodHorse.com, Jul 15»
Chuckwagon racing claims fourth horse at the Calgary Stampede
The suspensory ligament rupture suffered by Ezzy was virtually identical to that suffered by an outrider horse named Russian during Saturday night's racing. «Horsetalk, Jul 15»
Sad loss of NZ horse after Kentucky 3DE
The 15-year-old thoroughbred-cross gelding, who earlier this year won New Zealand's Eventer of the Year title, sustained damage to his suspensory ligament ... «Horsetalk, Abr 15»
Sesamoid Injuries
The sesamoids, as they're called, anchor the suspensory apparatus that ... The suspensory ligament begins at the top back of the cannon bone, runs down the ... «TheHorse.com, Oct 14»
Will Take Charge retired with suspensory injury
Unfortunately, Will Take Charge was later found to have a mild strain to a branch of his suspensory apparatus. He retires with a record of 21-7-6-1 and career ... «Brisnet.com, Sep 14»
How Giraffes Stand on Their Spindly Legs
Relying on a suspensory ligament — which is made of elastic tissue, not muscle — allows giraffes to conserve energy: They don't have to engage as much ... «LiveScience.com, Jul 14»
Here's The Anatomical Secret That Lets Giraffes' Spindly Legs …
"It turns out that the suspensory ligament plays an important role," Dr. John Hutchinson, a professor of evolutionary biomechanics at the college, told BBC News. «Huffington Post, Jul 14»
Treating Suspensory Injuries with Fetlock Support Shoes
Suspensory desmopathy is a condition that can result in ligament weakening and stretching, and subsequent excessive fetlock dropping or sinking during ... «TheHorse.com, May 14»
Diagnosing Unusual Hock Lameness
Diagnostic ultrasound confirmed a moderately enlarged suspensory ligament with possible ... sometimes face when diagnosing hind limb suspensory problems. «TheHorse.com, Feb 14»
Assessing Proximal Metatarsal Lameness in Sport Horses
Despite their propensity for sidelining athletes, injuries to the top of the rear cannon bone--called proximal suspensory disease--are some of the most difficult to ... «TheHorse.com, Feb 14»
