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Parotidoauricularis m.
Parotid salivary gland
Temporalis m. Rhomboideus cervicis m.
Splenius m.
Facial n.
Serratus ventralis m. (cervical part)
Orbicularis oculi m. Subclavius m.
(under skin) Trapezius m. (cervical part) Serratus dorsalis caudalis m.
Masseter m. Trapezius m. (thoracic part)
Serratus ventralis m. Thoracolumbar Coxal tuber
Levator labii fascia Middle gluteal m.
superioris m. (thoracic part)
Latissimus dorsi m. Subiliac lymph nodes
Levator
nasolabialis m. Superficial gluteal m.
Caninus m. Semitendinosus m.
Facial v.
Omohyoideus m.
Buccinator m. Semimembranosus m.
Zygomaticus m. External jugular v.
Sternocephalicus m.
Depressor labii Biceps femoris m.
inferioris m. Omotransversarius m.
Brachiocephalicus m.
External abdominal
Deltoideus m. oblique m.
Descending pectoral m.
Triceps brachii m.long head
Gastrocnemius m.
Triceps brachii m. lateral head
Tensor fasciae
Cephalic v. Lateral thoracic v. latae m. Soleus m.
Brachialis m. Descending pectorial m. Fascia lata Lateral saphenous v.
Extensor carpi radialis m. Flexor carpi Medial saphenous v.
Common digital extensor m. ulnaris m. Deep digital flexor m.: Deep head digital flexor m.
Flexor carpi . medial head
Ulnaris lateralis m. radialis m. . deep head Lateral digital extensor m.
Cephalic v. . superficial head
Lateral digital extensor m.
Tendon of Long digital extensor m. Common calcaneal tendon
extensor carpi Cranial tibial m.
Extensor carpi obliquus m. obliquus m. Tendon
Long digital extensor m.
Tendon of common digital extensor m. Superficial digital Tendon of peroneus of cranial and peroneus tertius m. (deep)
tertius m.
Suspensory ligaments flexor tendon tibial m.
( interosseus medius mm. ) Deep digital flexor (cunean tendon) Retinaculum
tendon Tendon of long
Distal end of 4th digital extensor m.
metacarpal bone
Palmar anular Plantar Distal end of
Extensor branch of ligament anular 4th metatarsal
suspensory ligament ligament bone
Figure 7-15. Superficial muscles of the horse. m, muscle(s); n, nerve; v, vein. Source: McCracken and Kainer, 1999. Reproduced with
permission of John Wiley & Sons, Inc.