Fig. 6.119 First layer of muscles in the sole of the right foot.
Fig. 6.120 Second layer of muscles in the sole of the right foot.
Fig. 6.121 MRI of posterior foot in a patient with plantar fasciitis shows thickening of the plantar aponeurosis at the calcaneal insertion and a calcaneal spur.
Fig. 6.122 Third layer of muscles in the sole of the right foot.
FlexorhallucisbrevisTransverse headOblique headAdductor hallucisFlexor digitiminimi brevisTendon of fibularislongus muscleTendon of tibialisposterior muscleTendon of flexorhallucis longus
Fig. 6.123 Fourth layer of muscles in the sole of the right foot.
Fig. 6.124 Arteries in the sole of the right foot.
Digital branchesDeep plantar artery: terminal branchof dorsalis pedis arteryPlantar metatarsal arteriesPerforatingvesselsDeepplantar archLateral plantararteryPosterior tibial arteryMedial plantarartery
Fig. 6.125 Dorsalis pedis artery right foot.
ExtensorhoodDorsaldigitalarteriesAnterior tibial arteryDorsalis pedisarteryAnterior medialmalleolar arteryAnterior lateralmalleolar arteryMedial and lateraltarsal branchesExtensorhallucislongusDorsalis pedisarteryDeep plantararteryFirst dorsalmetatarsalarteryFirst dorsalinterosseousmuscleArcuate arteryTendon of extensordigitorum longusto toe II
Fig. 6.126 Superficial veins of the right foot.
Fig. 6.127 Lateral and medial plantar nerves. A. Sole of the right foot. B. Cutaneous distribution of right foot.
Fig. 6.128 A.Terminal branches of superficial and deep fibular nerves in the right foot. B. Cutaneous distribution right foot.
Deep fibularnerveABBranches tofirst and seconddorsal interosseiExtensordigitorumbrevisBranch of deepfibular to extensordigitorum brevisSuperficialfibular nerveSaphenous nerveSuperficialfibular nerveDeep fibular nerveSural nerve
Fig. 6.129 Avoiding the sciatic nerve. A. Posterior view of the gluteal region of a man with the position of the sciatic nerve indicated. B. Posterolateral view of the left gluteal region with gluteal quadrants and the position of the sciatic nerve indicated.
Fig. 6.130 Position of the femoral artery in the femoral triangle. Anterior thigh.
Inguinal ligamentAnterior superior iliac spineFemoral nerveFemoral arteryFemoral veinLymphatics passing through femoral canalMedial margin ofsartorius muscleMedial margin of adductor longus musclePubic tuberclePubic symphysis
Fig. 6.131 Identifying structures around the knee. A. Anterior view of the right knee. B. Lateral view of the partially flexed right knee.
C. Lateral view of the extended right knee, thigh, and gluteal region.
ABCVastus lateralisVastus medialisQuadriceps tendonQuadriceps femoris musclePatellaPatellaPatellarligamentPatellar ligamentTibial tuberosityTendon ofbiceps femorisHead of fibulaCommon fibular nerveTensor fasciae lataeIliotibial tractHamstring musclesGluteus maximus
Fig. 6.132 Visualizing the contents of the popliteal fossa. Posterior view of the left knee.