Geoff Skerritt - King's Applied Anatomy of the Abdomen and Pelvis of Domestic Mammals

13 Chapter 13Figure 13.1 The ovarian bursa – ventral views of the right ovary. 1 = mesosa...Figure 13.2 Diagrammatic transverse section of the basic ovarian bursa. 1 = ...

14 Chapter 14Figure 14.1 Dorsal view of the female reproductive organs of the mare. The o...Figure 14.2 Dorsal view the reproductive organs of the cow. The ovaries have...Figure 14.3 Dorsal view the reproductive organs of the sow. The ovaries have...Figure 14.4 Dorsal view the reproductive organs of the bitch.Figure 14.5 Dorsal view the vestibule of the mare. Figure 14.6 Dorsal view the vestibule of the cow.Figure 14.7 Dorsal view the vestibule of the sow.Figure 14.8 Dorsal view the vestibule of the bitch.

15 Chapter 15Figure 15.1 Male reproductive organs of the horse.Figure 15.2 (a) Penis of the horse. (b) Transverse section through the body ...Figure 15.3 Left lateral view of the glans penis of the horse, protruded fro...Figure 15.4 Male reproductive organs of the ox. The outline of the body of t...Figure 15.5 Left lateral view of the penis of the ox, protruded from the pre...Figure 15.6 The free part of the penis of the sheep, protruded from the prep...Figure 15.7 Male reproductive organs of the pig.Figure 15.8 Ventral view of the free part of the penis of the pig, protruded...Figure 15.9 Male reproductive organs of the dog.Figure 15.10 Penis of the dog with transverse sections through the glans at ...Figure 15.11 Male reproductive organs of the cat.

16 Chapter 16Figure 16.1 Position of the scrotum, angle of suspension of the testis and d...Figure 16.2 Diagrammatic cross section through the neck of the scrotum. The ...Figure 16.3 Lateral view of the right spermatic sac of the horse. The sac is...Figure 16.4 Lateral aspect of the contents of the right spermatic sac of the...Figure 16.5 Testis and epididymis of the domestic animals. All the drawings ...Figure 16.6 Diagram of the right gubernaculum showing its components and the...

17 Chapter 18Figure 18.1 Lateral radiograph of the abdomen of a dog. A = diaphragm; B = l...Figure 18.2 Diagram of lateral radiograph of the abdomen of the dog in the s...Figure 18.3 Ventrodorsal radiograph of the abdomen of a dog. A water‐soluble...Figure 18.4 Diagram of ventrodorsal radiograph of the abdomen of the dog.Figure 18.5 Lateral MRI scan of the pelvis of a dog. A = spinal cord; B = 5t...Figure 18.6 Dorsal MRI (T2W) of the pelvis of a dog. A = aorta; B = caudal v...Figure 18.7 Dorsal MRI scan (T2W) of the abdomen of a dog. A = liver; B = co...Figure 18.8 Laparoscopic examination of the epiploic foramen. Images were ob...Figure 18.9 (A) Laparoscopic view of the right ovary and cranial aspect of t...Figure 18.10 Laparoscopic images obtained via flank approach in a standing, ...

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Geoff Skerritt, BVSc, FRSB, DipECVN, FRCVS

Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

Specialist and European Specialist in

Veterinary Neurology

Chester, UK

With invited contribution from:

J. David Stack, MVB, MSc, FHEA, DipECVS, MRCVS

Senior Lecturer in Equine Surgery

University of Liverpool

Leahurst, UK

This edition first published 2022

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