Canine myology - Illustrated atlas of anatomy of the muscles of the dog
Canine myology - Illustrated atlas of anatomy of the muscles of the dog
This veterinary anatomy module contains 608 illustrations on the canine myology.
Here are presented scientific illustrations of the canine muscles and skeleton from different anatomical standard views (lateral, medial, cranial, caudal, dorsal, ventral / palmar...). Some fascias, tendons, ligaments, joints were labeled.
This module includes representations of an isolated muscle, sectioned muscle, muscle insertions, and progressive dissection images for a better understanding of the links between the different muscles.
The color mode facilitates the identification of each muscle on different views and modalities (external view, in sections and muscle insertions on the bones). The colors were chosen to correspond to the action of the muscle according to the 3 reference axes:
- anteroposterior (green) for abduction / adduction movements
- medio-lateral (red) for flexion / extension movements
- vertical (blue) for axial rotation movements
The drawings and anatomical labeling of these illustrations were done by Gauthier Kervyn under the anatomical and scientific supervision of Antoine Micheau - MD and Denis Hoa - MD.
The translation of the anatomical terms was supervised by Barbara Stockler.
These original illustrations of animal anatomy are under the copyright of IMAIOS and cannot be freely used.
-Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria (cinquième édition - 2012 by ICVGAN)
-‘Anatomie comparée des mammifères domestiques :tome 1 Ostéologie’ by Robert Barone
-‘Anatomie comparée des mammifères domestiques :tome 2 Arthrologie et Myologie’ by Robert Barone
-‘Miller’s Anatomy of the dog’ 4ème édition by Howard E. Evans and Alexander de Lahunta
-‘Illustrated Veterinary anatomical Nomenclature’ by Gheorghe M. Constantinescu and Oskar Schaller
-‘Anatomy of the dog’ by Klaus-dieter Budras, Patrick H.McCarthy, Wolfgang Fricke, Renate
Richter
-‘Color Atlas of Veterinary Anatomy: the dog and the cat’ by Stanley H.Done, Peter C.Goody, Susan A. Evans, Neil C.Stickland
-‘Animal anatomy for artists: The elements of form’ by Eliot Goldfinger