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ADDITIONAL PART OF M. SARTORIUS IN THE DOG AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE FEMORAL HERNIA SURGERY

M. Sartorius is superficial muscle that lies at the cranio medial surface of the thigh, and in the dog is composed of the cranial and caudal part. Pars caudalis of the M. Sartorius does not cover the femoral canal but represents its caudal edge which allows palpation of the heart rate. Anatomical section of the pelvic limb for student education, established an additional part of this muscle in the dog. Since the femoral hernia in dog cures by resection of part or the integral pars caudalis of M. sartorius, we believe that finding anomalie in the structure of these muscle have clinical significance and contribution.

dog; m. sartorius; femoral hernia

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