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VET203 – Canine Forelimb Muscles: Complete Attachment & Function Guide for Veterinary Anatomy (2025)

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Master your veterinary anatomy with this VET203 Forelimb Muscle Summary, the ultimate all-in-one guide for understanding canine shoulder and forelimb muscle attachments, color identifications, and key relationships. This comprehensive study resource covers every essential muscle from Deltoideus, Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres Major and Minor, Subscapularis, Triceps (all four heads), Biceps, and Brachialis, to the extensors and flexors of the carpus and digits, including Extensor carpi radialis, Common and Lateral Digital Extensors, Flexor carpi radialis and ulnaris, Superficial and Deep Digital Flexors, plus Pronator teres, Supinator, and Abductor digiti I longus. Each muscle is listed with precise origin and insertion points, such as “Deltoideus: scapular spine and acromion → deltoid tuberosity” or “Biceps brachii: supraglenoid tubercle → proximal radius/ulna tuberosities”. Also included are color-coded muscle identifications (e.g., Deltoideus – green, Infraspinatus – light blue, Teres Minor – red) and positional relationships (e.g., Teres Minor and Infraspinatus are deep to Deltoideus; Trapezius and Omotransversarius are superficial to Supraspinatus). Perfect for vet students, anatomy labs, and revision before exams, this guide helps you visualize, memorize, and connect the musculoskeletal system efficiently for dissection or practical tests.

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VET203 – Canine Forelimb Muscles: Complete
Attachment & Function Guide for Veterinary
Anatomy (2025)
Deltodieus - attachment: Scapular spine and acromion to: deltoid tuberosity of
humerus

Deltoideus -

Infraspinatus - attachment: Infraspinous fossa, to: greater tubercle

Infraspinatus -

Teres Minor - attachment: Distocaudal border of scapula, to: proximolateral humerus (trees
minor tuberosity)

Teres Minor -

Supraspinatus - attachment: Supraspinous fossa, to: greater tubercle

Supraspinatus -

Subscapularis - attachment: Subscapular fossa, to: lesser tubercle

Subscapularis -

Teres Major - attachment: Caudal scapula, to: proximomedial humerus (trees major
tuberosity)

Teres Major -

Triceps long head - attachment: Distocaudal border of scapula, to: Olecranon tuber

Triceps Long head -

Triceps lateral head - attachment: proximolateral humerus (tricipital line), to: Olecranon
tuber

Triceps Lateral head -

Triceps accessory head - attachment: Proximocaudal humerus (neck), to: Olecranon
tuber

, Triceps Accessory head -

Triceps medial head - attachment: Proximomedial humerus, to: Olecranon tuber

Triceps Medial head -

Anconeus - attachment: Distal humerus, to: Olecranon

Anconeus -

Biceps - attachment: Supraglenoid tubercle, to: proximal craniomedial radius/ulna
tuberosities

Biceps -

Brachialis - attachment: proximal caudolateral humerus, to: proximal craniomedial radius and
ulnar tunerosities

Brachialis -

Teres Minor and Infraspinatus - what muscles are deep to the Deltoideus?

Deltoideus - green

Teres Minor - red

Infraspinatus - light blue

trapezius and omotransversarius - what muscles are superficial to the supraspinatus?

teres major - red

subscapularis - blue

triceps accessory head - green

triceps medial head - yellow

triceps lateral head - red

triceps long head - blue

brachialis - pink

anconeus - red

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