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Knee (Carpus): skeletal and superficial anatomy
Knee (Carpus) Anatomy of the Horse
Introduction
The knee of the horse is called the carpus and really has no similarity to the human knee at all. In fact the analogous structure in the human is the wrist. This article contains diagrams and descriptions of the knee.You have just read the beginning of this article. To access the unabridged article become a Member of Horseadvice.com! Your membership gets you instant access to this and over 600 articles on our site. Other benefits of your membership include participation in our discussion boards and access to our one button PubMed search tool for each topic.
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