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Tibialis anterior tendonitis is a condition characterised by damage to the tibialis anterior tendon with subsequent degeneration. Tibialis Anterior Tendonitis may occur due to activities such as excessive fast walking or running and typically causes pain at the front of the foot or ankle.
In cases of a high origin, the anterior tibial may lie deep to the popliteus muscle (hence compressed against the tibia) or between this muscle and the oblique popliteal ligament. With high origin it gives rise to branches normally originating from the popliteal and the peroneal arteries. An enlarged anterior tibial may supply both the dorsum of the foot and the plantar arch. The anterior tibial may become plexiform on the dorsum of the foot, giving rise to the dorsal intermetatarsals. The tibialis anterior artery may be continuous with the peroneal in those cases where the anterior tibial is weak; this represents an early embryonal stage of development. Image 47, Image 263, Image 463.