Atlas of Equine Musculoskeletal Anatomy: Part Two (Atlas of Equine Musculoskeletal Anatomy Book One 2) Kindle Edition

Atlas of Equine Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Part Two)By Debranne PattilloPart of the acclaimed Anatomy of Equine Bodywork: The Equinology® Approach seriesRelease Date: January 1, 2025A must-have resource for anyone passionate about understanding the equine body—from students to seasoned professionals.This comprehensive and visually rich ebook offers an engaging and accessible journey through the equine musculoskeletal system. Featuring meticulously labeled anatomical illustrations, high-resolution photographs, and painted horses, it brings the structure of the horse to life like never before. Whether you're new to equine studies or a practicing professional, this guide meets you at your level and deepens your anatomical insight.Inside, you will find comprehensive chapters dedicated to:Anatomy and Physiology: Gain in-depth insights into the underlying systems that support equine movement and performance.Veterinary Vocabulary: Understand and master critical terminology with clear definitions and explanations.The Skeletal System: Explore the structure and function of the horse’s skeleton.Surface Anatomy and Bony Landmarks: Learn to accurately locate key bony landmarks through detailed descriptions and interactive videos, complete with QR code access for enhanced learning.Movement: Examine the mechanics of equine movement with precision and clarity.The Muscular System: Engage with comprehensive views of muscle structures—supported by artistic illustrations and real-world applications in conformation.This ebook is more than a reference—it's a hands-on educational tool designed to enhance palpation, observation, and application skills for bodyworkers, trainers, veterinarians, and students.Also Available Now! Part TwoAtlas of Equine Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Part Two) continues the series and elevates your expertise by offering beautifully illustrated depictions of individual muscles, categorized by their origin, insertion, function, innervation, and associated diagnostics as well as rehabilitation considerations as well as diving into how specific muscles affect movement, posture, and behavior.This next installment will complete your journey into the complexities of equine musculoskeletal anatomy.Elevate your understanding and practical skills with this essential resource—an absolute must-have for anyone dedicated to mastering the equine body.Atlas of Equine Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Part Two)By Debranne PattilloPart of the acclaimed Anatomy of Equine Bodywork: The Equinology® Approach seriesRelease Date: January 1, 2025Individual muscles include:Muscles of the ears, eyes, lips, cheeks, nostrils, and muzzleMuscles of masticationLingual, hyoid, laryngeal, and pharyngeal musclesIntrinsic axial muscles of the cervical, thoracolumbar, and lumbosacral regionsThoracic limb: extrinsic and intrinsic musclesPelvic limb: extrinsic and intrinsic musclesContributors:Content by Debranne Pattillo, MEEBW, MSc. (h.c.), ASTR and Dr. Peter Flood, PhDDiagnostic and treatment contributions from Dr. Carrie Schlachter, VMD, DACVSMR and Dr. Nicole Rombach, APM, MEEBW, CCBW, MSc., PhDHead and facial muscle text by Dr. Asher Ashfaq, reviewed by Dr. Susan J. Holcombe, VMD, PhD, DACVS, DACVECCThis comprehensive atlas completes the Equinology® musculoskeletal anatomy series, offering an unmatched level of detail and clinical relevance.Master the equine body from head to hoof—this is your must-have guide for advanced anatomy, function, and applied equine care. Read more