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Anatomy of Avian Thoracic and Pelvic Limbs Presented 04/01/2013 Presented by: Christina G Handford

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Anatomy of Avian Thoracic and Pelvic Limbs. Presented 04/01/2013 Presented by: Christina G Handford. Name Those Bones – Thoracic Limb. Major Metacarpal (MC II). Major Digit (II) (Prox. & Dist Phalanx). Alula (Digit I). Humerus. Radius. Minor Digit (III). Minor Metacarpal (MC III). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Anatomy of Avian Thoracic and Pelvic Limbs

Anatomy of Avian Thoracic and Pelvic Limbs

Presented 04/01/2013Presented by: Christina G Handford

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Name Those Bones – Thoracic Limb

Humerus Radiu

s

Ulna

Alula (Digit I)

Major Metacarpal (MC II)

Minor Metacarpal (MC III)

Major Digit (II) (Prox. & Dist Phalanx)

Minor Digit (III)

Elbow Joint

Wrist Joint (Carpus)

Metacarpal-Phalangeal

Joint

Shoulder Joint with Humerus, Scapula, Clavicle, and Coracoid

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Practice – Where is the Fracture?Major MC (II)

Radius

Ulna

Alula

Carpus

Minor MC (III)

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What About With Feathers?Humerus

Radius and Ulna

Alula, MC, Phl

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Feathered Injuries

Describe the Location of this Injury

Radius/Ulna

Carpus

Distal end of Radius/Ulna, proximal to the Carpus

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What’s Missing???

Elbow Joint?

Carpus

Carpus?

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Name Those Bones – Pelvic Limb

Craniocaudal View MedioLateral View

Femur

Fibula

Tibiotarsus

Tarsometatarsus

Hock Joint

Knee Joint

Digit I (2 Ph.) Digit II (3

Ph.)

Digit III (4 Ph.)

Digit IV (5 Ph.)

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Practice – Where is the Fracture

Femur

Knee

Tibiotarsus& Fibula

HockTibiotarsus

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More Digits

Digit I – 2 Phalanges1st Metacarpal Bone

Digit II – 3 Phalanges

Digit III – 4 Phalanges

Longest Digit

Digit IV – 5 Phalanges

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Practice?

Tarsometatarsus

Digits

Tibiotarsus

Digits

Tarsometatarsus

Tibiotarsus

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What Happened to the Femur?

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AcknowledgementsDr. FavaDr. ProençaDr. DiversDr. MayerZooMed Ward Senior StudentsWildlife Treatment Crew

Managers/SupervisorsPaula RodriguezUGA CVM LibraryGoogle

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Any Questions?