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Ligamentum nuchae: ligaments of the neck of the horse

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Title: The horse, its treatment in health and disease with a complete guide to breeding, training and management
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Axe, J. Wortley
Subjects: Horses
Publisher: London, Gresham Pub. Co.
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Fig. 346.—Ligaments of Spine (Side View) 1. Supra-siiinous ligament. 2. Inter-spinous ligaments. 3. Bodiesof dorsal vertebrae divided longitudinally and vertically. 4. Inferiorcommon ligament. 5. Inter-vertebral discs. 6. Spinal canal. ARTICULATIONS OF THE HEAD 265 Interspinous Ligaments (2, fig. 346).—In the dorso-lumbar regionthere ia a series of short fiat layers of connective tissue passing in abackward and downward direction from the posterior border of the superiorspinous process of one vertebra to the anterior border of the one succeedingit. In the cervical region they are composed of elastic tissue to allowof a more extensive and free movement of the neck.
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Fig. 347.—Ligamentum Nuchie A, Funicular or oordifonn portion. B, Lamellar or flat portion, c, Attachments to dorsal spines.Nos. 1 to 7, Cervical Vertebrae. The articular processes of the vertebrae throughout are connected bymeans of a capsular ligament, and the same may be said of the articulationson the transverse processes of the two last lumbar and first sacral vertebrae. ARTICULATIONS OF THE HEAD It has elsewhere been pointed out that these are for the most partimmovable, and the mode of formation has been described. The Tempero-Maxillary Articulation (fig. 348) or joint formedbetween the lower jaw and the temporal bone is an exception. Here the condyles on the superior part of the inferior maxilla fit into 266 HEALTH AND DISEASE shallow cavities provided by the squamous temporal bones. The condylesand the cavities are not brought immediately into contact with each other,but are separated by flat pieces of fibro-cartilage moulded on to the opposedsurfaces, and having a synovial

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