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Abstract
from the native breed, the age of each was about one to three years while, the average weight from 25–35 kg. The animals were collected from different areas all over Sharkia Governorate. All goats included in this work received great care and merciful handling before being used in our preparations. Two fresh goats were used to prepare the different bones of the skeleton of the goat. The
remaining animals were injected by xylazine hydrochloride (0.05 - 0.1mg/kg via I/V). 13 goats were injected via the common carotid artery with 10% formalin solution, five of them were carefully dissected to be used as wet specimens for the different regions of the goat. The remaining animals were immersed in large tanks contain 10% formalin solution for at least four weeks to be used in S 10 plastination technique. The present study used a new approach for instruction of the muscles of different body regions of the goat in our department via various teaching
methods:First: Bony prepartion was carried out to prepare the different bones of the skeleton to clarify the origin and insertion of the muscles of the goat.Second: Wet specimens’ preparations were applied to obtain formalinized specimens of different regions of goat for the morphological description of the muscles, also they were used for comparison with plastinated
specimens as different materials for teaching. Third: mounted S 10 plastinated models (of a complete goat, thoracic limbs, pelvic limbs, sagittal sections of the trunk in addition to head and neck) were glass packaged in special unit in the dissection hall in the department. The methodology of this modern technique and the various plastinated specimens were shown in the current work. Fourth: production of electronic program of goat’s muscles, this part contained most of the digitally photographed images of the muscles of the different regions either from wet or plastinated specimens on the CD-ROM either in the form of power point presentation and flash program. Also, video clips explaining the different muscles of the goat were included on the CDROM as well as quick reference to the muscles of the goat in the form of tables contained.