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PRACTICAL ANATOMY. 



Branches of Posterior Tibial Nerve. (i) An articular branch to the ankle, 

 given off just above the bifurcation of the nerve into the internal and external 



POSTERO-INFERIOR SURFACE OF THE 

 CALCANEUM 



Abductor minimi digit! 

 Abductor oasis metatarsi quiuti 



Accessorius (outer head) 



Plexor brevis hallucis 

 Abductor oasis metatarsi quinti 



Flexor brevis minimi digit! 



Adductor hallucis 

 Third plantar interosseous 



Second plantar interosseous 

 First plantar interosseous 



Flexor brevis minimi digit! 



Abductor brevis minimi 

 digiti 



Third plantar 

 interosseous 



Second plantar 

 luterosseoua 



First plantar interosseous 



Flexor brevis digitorum 

 Flexor lougus digitorum 



Abductor hallucis 

 Flexor brevis digitorum 



Accessorius < inner headi 



Tibialis posticus 



Tibialls anticus 

 Peroneus loneus 





.ri^ii-i: Abductor hallueia 



J ~K Flexor brevis halluoi* 



(inner portion) 

 Flexor brevis hallucis 



(outer portion) 

 Adductor hallucis 

 Transversus pedis 



Flexor longus hallucia 



FIG. 268. Tin. I.I.KT FOOT. (Plantar surface. ) 

 (Study the insertion and location of tendons on this and compare your dissection therewith.) 



plantar nerves. (2) A plantar cutaneous nerve, to the heel and inner side of the 

 sole of the foot. (Fig. 272.) (3) Muscular branches to the tibialis posticus, 

 flexor longus hallucis, and flexor longus digitorum musoK-s. ( Fig. 266.) 



