'Hind limb' diaporamas de présentation

Primates

Primates. Primates: Characteristics. In general, characters used to define primates are not unique to the group, and tend to be associated with arboreality. Teeth are bunodont and brachydont. They exhibit specialization of the hands and digits: Nails vs. claws. Pads. Ridges.

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Dr. Brian Dietrich & Dr. Claire Varney Abiqua Animal Clinic Silverton, Oregon 2013

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Anatomy and Physiology- Part I

Anatomy and Physiology- Part I. Anatomy of Small Animals. Basic Anatomy Terminology. Cheek- the fleshy side of the face below the eye and above and to the side of the mouth Dewlap- the loose fold of skin under the chin of an animal, most prominent in female rabbits. Basic Anatomy Terminology.

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Radiology Club Large Animal Case Discussion 1/21/2014 Dan Bucy, DVM

Radiology Club Large Animal Case Discussion 1/21/2014 Dan Bucy, DVM. Victory Devil. One year old Thoroughbred colt Moderate effusion of the right hind stifle Chronic grade 3/5 lame in the right hind limb. Equine Stifle. Projections Lateral Caudocranial Caudolateral - craniomedial oblique.

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Examples of Saltatorial Mammals

Examples of Saltatorial Mammals. Macropodidae. Lemuridae. Saltatorial Rodents. Pedetidae Pedetes capensis : Cape springhare. Dipodidiae Euchoreutes naso : long eared jerboa. Heteromyidae Dipodomys ingens : giant hangaroo rat. Muridae : Murinae. Muridae : Gerbillinae.

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Whale Evolution

Whale Evolution. by William T. Kratz. Evolution of the Whale. historical research of the whale fossil records related species geographic distribution whale evolution video. Whale Researchers. In 1693 John Ray classified whales as mammals

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Superficial Muscles of the Thorax, Abdomen, Head & Neck

Superficial Muscles of the Thorax, Abdomen, Head & Neck. Superficial Muscles of the Thorax. Pectoralis Major. Xiphihumeralis. Pectoantebrachialis. Pectoralis Minor. Superficial Muscles of the Abdomen. Rectus Abdominis. Transverse Abdominis. Internal Oblique. Latissimus Dorsi.

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Basic Anatomy Terms for Small Animals

Basic Anatomy Terms for Small Animals. Basic Terms. Cheek F leshy side of the face below the eye and above and to the side of the mouth. Muzzle The projecting jaw that contains the nose and mouth in some animals. Nose Pad

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Observation of therapeutic effect of rats with spinal cord injury through HBO and BMSCs transplantation

To observe the therapeutic effect of rats with spinal cord injury through HBO and BMSCs transplantation. Jointly manufacture 60 SCI rat models, which shall be divided into the control group, BMSCs group and treatment group by adopting the random number table, 20 rats for each group. The HBO treatment shall be conducted to the rats in the treatment group for 2 times every day after molding; what's more, the transplantation treatment shall be conducted to the BMSCs group and treatment group after 1 week and 4 weeks respectively, and the equal amount of physiological saline shall be injected to the control group at the same time. BBB motor function scoring shall be adopted for assessment of the hind limb motor function of the rat weekly after molding; kill the rats in the 9th week after molding, and compare the expression situation of the nerve growth factor (NGF) and brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) at the injured spinal cord of the rats in various groups. At different time points after molding, it is found that the hind limb motor function of the rats in the treatment group is remarkably better than the other 2 groups (P<0.05); in the 9th week after molding, it is found that the NGF and BDNF protein expressions of the treatment group are remarkably higher than that of BMSCs group and control group (P<0.05). HBO with BMSCs transplantation treatment can remarkably promote the recovery of the hind limb motor function of SCI rat. The treatment mechanism may be related with that HBO promotes BMSCs survival and improves the NGF and BDNF expression of the injured spinal cord.

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