Anatomy of the laryngeal and adjacent regions as perceived by palpation of clinically normal standing horses
Dr. P. H. McCarthy
 Med Vet, PhD
Dr. P. H. McCarthy
From the Department of Veterinary Anatomy, University of Sydney, NSW, 2006, Australia.
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SUMMARY
The anatomy of each feature and structure of the laryngeal and adjacent regions, as perceived by palpation, is described for clinically normal standing horses. Visible skin contours produced by some of the superficial structures are also described. Concurrent dissection was performed on fresh cadavers to confirm initial findings. The procedure of systematic palpation in relation to clinical diagnosis and surgical procedure is discussed.
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