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  • calcaneus

  • talus

  • navicular

  • cuneiforms

  • metatarsal 1-3


medial longitudinal arch bones

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calcaneonavicular “spring” ligament

medial longitudinal arch ligament

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  • tibialis posterior

  • tibialis anterior


medial longitudinal arch muscles

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  • calcaneus

  • cuboid

  • metatarsals 4-5


lateral longitudinal arch bones

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  • long plantar ligament

  • plantar aponeurosis


lateral longitudinal arch ligaments

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peroneal tendons

lateral longitudinal arch tendons

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  • cuneiform

  • cuboid

  • metatarsals


transverse arch bones

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  • interosseous muscles

  • fibularis longus tendon

  • adductor hallucis


transverse arch supporting muscles/tendons

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synovial hinge joint

medial talocrural joint type

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plantarflexion + dorsiflexion

medial talocrural joint movements

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  • anterior tibiotalar ligament (ATTL)

  • posterior tibiotalar ligament (PTTL)

  • talocalcaneal ligament (TCL)

  • talonavicular ligament (TNL)


medial talocrural joint ligaments

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synovial hinge joint

lateral talocrural joint type

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  • anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL)

  • posterior talofibular ligament (PTFL)

  • calcaneofibular ligament (CFL)


lateral talocrural joint ligaments

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synovial plane joint

subtalar joint type

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inversion and eversion

subtalar joint movement

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  • talonavicular joint

  • calcaneocuboid joint


transverse tarsal joints

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  • Medial, lateral, and posterior talocalcaneal ligament (joint capsule)

  • interosseous talocalcaneal ligament (bone)


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distal phalanges toes 2-5

flexor digitorum longus insertion

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tibial nerve

flexor hallucis longus nerve

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tibial nerve

flexor digitorum longus nerve

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talonavicular and calcaneocuboid joints

transverse tarsal joints

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synovial ball and socket

talonavicular joint type

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synovial saddle joint

calcaneocuboid joint type

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pronation and supination

transverse tarsal joint actions

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  • plantar calcaneonavicular (spring)\

  • calcaneonavicular

  • talonavicular

  • medial collateral


talonavicular joint ligaments

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  • dorsal calcaneocuboid

  • plantar calcaneocuboid

  • calcaneocuboid

  • long plantar


calcaneocuboid joint ligaments

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  • support lateral longitudinal arch

  • stabilize calcaneocuboid joint


short plantar ligament function

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  • supports lateral longitudinal arch of foot

  • creates a tunnel for the fibularis longus


long plantar ligament function

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posterior ridge of cuboid

long plantar ligament deep insertion

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bases of 2-5 metatarsals

long plantar ligament superficial insertion

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  • tibialis posterior

  • fibularis longus


tendons in the 4th layer of the foot

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<p>Sever’s apophysitis</p>

Sever’s apophysitis

inflammation of the heel bone's growth plate that causes heel pain in active children and adolescents

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<p>Hallux Valgus</p>

Hallux Valgus

foot condition where big toe leans toward the second toe

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<p>Lisfranc Injury</p>

Lisfranc Injury

damage to the bones or ligaments in the middle of your foot that supports your arch

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<p>Syndesmotic sprain of the distal tibiofibular joint</p>

Syndesmotic sprain of the distal tibiofibular joint

high ankle sprain

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<p>Pott’s fracture</p>

Pott’s fracture

ankle fracture involving the lower ends of the tibia and fibula, usually caused by a severe outward twisting of the foot

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common fibular nerve injury

damages the nerve that wraps around the outside of the knee, leading to weakness in lifting the foot and loss of sensation in the lower leg

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compartment syndrome

a dangerous condition where pressure builds up inside an enclosed muscle space, cutting off blood and oxygen flow