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On the origin of skilled forelimb movements
Trends in Neurosciences, 2000Homologizing behaviour was once considered unreliable, but the application of modern comparative methods has been shown to provide strong evidence of behavioural homologies. Skilled forelimb movements were thought to originate in the primate lineage but in fact are common among tetrapod taxa and probably share a common origin in early tetrapods ...
A N, Iwaniuk, I Q, Whishaw
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Motor asymmetry of the forelimbs of rats
Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 19881. A pronounced motor asymmetry is observed in rats in the performance of different manipulatory movements of the forelimbs. However, it is not absolute, and depends on a number of factors. 2. The character of the task performed has a fundamental significance for the choice of the limb preferred.
E I, Miklyaeva, M A, Kulikov, M E, Ioffe
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Movements in monkeys with deafferented forelimbs
Experimental Neurology, 1963Abstract This research was prompted by conflicting data in earlier studies on the nature of the deficit and the extent of recovery possible following deafferentation of a monkey's forelimb. Our approach to the problem utilized an avoidance conditioning technique, prolonged restraint of the intact forelimb in a straight-jacket as well as extension of ...
H D, KNAPP, E, TAUB, A J, BERMAN
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Veterinary Nursing Journal, 2014
ABSTRACT:Whilst the range of surgical procedures which may be performed on the forelimb is very diverse, there are various considerations which are held in common. These include pre-anaesthetic assessment, surgical preparation, analgesia and postoperative physiotherapy.
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ABSTRACT:Whilst the range of surgical procedures which may be performed on the forelimb is very diverse, there are various considerations which are held in common. These include pre-anaesthetic assessment, surgical preparation, analgesia and postoperative physiotherapy.
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Forelimb Lameness in the Young Patient
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2001Forelimb lameness is a common problem in young dogs and can be caused by a wide variety of problems. Accurate and comprehensive diagnosis and treatment must be provided for these patients. Differential diagnoses for forelimb lameness in the young patient fall into the categories of congenital abnormalities; developmental disorders; trauma; and ...
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Forelimb Lameness in the Adult Patient
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2001Lameness of the forelimb may be one of the more frustrating problems in small animal orthopedics. It is likely that numerous causes of forelimb lameness are not yet defined or well understood. The common and some less common causes of forelimb lameness are discussed as well as their means of diagnosis.
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OF THE LOWER FORELIMB OF THE HORSE
Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound, 1993This study uses computed tomography and computer aided design software (I‐DEAS(tm)) for the development of a three‐dimensional electronic solids model of the lower limb of the horse. Data from two millimeter transverse contiguous slices of the distal forelimb of a yearling horse were acquired from a computed tomographic scanner and then transferred to ...
Tak K. Cheung, Kent N. Thompson
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Orthotopic Rat Forelimb Transplantation
Journal of Visualized ExperimentsVascularized composite allotransplantation (VCA) involves the transplantation of multiple tissue types -- including skin, muscle, bone, and nerves -- offering a promising reconstructive option for patients with severe traumatic injuries or disfigurements.
Yinan, Guo +8 more
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Allometry of cetacean forelimb bones
Journal of Morphology, 1994AbstractThis study examines the allometric scaling relationships of the cetacean humerus, radius, and ulna. Bone lengths and diameters were measured for 20 species of odontocete and three species of mysticete cetaceans, representing eight of the nine extant cetacean families. The scaling of individual bone proportions (bone length vs.
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2015
This chapter includes four subchapters—Wing Membrane, Skeleton, Joints, and Musculature, which describe, respectively, the skin membrane, osteology, syndesmology, and myology of the shoulder girdle and forelimb in six species representing five families of bats, including fruit bats.
Aleksandra A. Panyutina +2 more
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This chapter includes four subchapters—Wing Membrane, Skeleton, Joints, and Musculature, which describe, respectively, the skin membrane, osteology, syndesmology, and myology of the shoulder girdle and forelimb in six species representing five families of bats, including fruit bats.
Aleksandra A. Panyutina +2 more
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