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How many sesamoid bones are in a dog?

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9 proximal sesamoids (2 per each digit except first digit has only one)

no distal sesamoids in dog (absent)

4 dorsal sesamoids (under the tendons of the extensor mm of the digit)

Dr Ahmed M. Abdellatif

assistant lecturer of anatomy

mansoura university, Egypt

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