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vet-Anatomy The Anatomy of veterinary imaging
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        • Gastrocnemius muscle
          • Lateral head of gastrocnemius
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          • Gastrocnemius muscle - Tendon
          • Gastrocnemius muscle - End
          • Gastrocnemius muscle - Tendon (Common calcaneal tendon)
          • Gastrocnemius muscle - Muscle attachments
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Gastrocnemius muscle - End - Dog - Myology - Pelvic limb - vet-Anatomy
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Gastrocnemius muscle - End

Musculus gastrocnemius - Terminatio

Definition

Felipe Barona Lopez

The end of the gastrocnemius muscle inserts on the calcaneal tuberosity via the common calcaneal tendon.

References

Barone R. Anatomie comparée des mammifères domestiques, Tome 2, Arthrologie et myologie, 4th edition, Vigot, Paris, 2017.

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  • Gastrocnemius muscle - End - Horse - Myology - Pelvic limb - vet-Anatomy
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Gastrocnemius muscle - End - Dog - Myology - Pelvic limb - vet-Anatomy
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  2. Muscles of pelvic limb >
  3. Triceps surae muscle >
  4. Gastrocnemius muscle >
  5. Gastrocnemius muscle - End
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