Distalsehne
Distalsehne is a term used in anatomy and veterinary medicine, particularly in reference to equine anatomy. It describes the digital flexor tendon located in the lower limb of a horse. More specifically, it refers to the deep digital flexor tendon (DDFT) in its distal portion, meaning the part that is furthest from the body's core. This tendon plays a crucial role in the horse's locomotion, enabling the flexion of the pastern and coffin joints.
The DDFT originates higher up in the leg and travels down, passing behind the cannon bone and
Common injuries to the distalsehne include strains, tears, and tendinitis. These injuries can be caused by overuse,