Muscles of the Leg and Foot
TIBIALIS ANTERIOR Anterior view, right leg. Latin, tibia, pipe or flute, shinbone; anterior, before. Origin Upper half of lateral and anterior surface of tibia (including lateral condyle of tibia). Insertion…
TIBIALIS ANTERIOR Anterior view, right leg. Latin, tibia, pipe or flute, shinbone; anterior, before. Origin Upper half of lateral and anterior surface of tibia (including lateral condyle of tibia). Insertion…
EPICRANIUS (OCCIPITOFRONTALIS) Greek, epi-, above, upon; cranium, skull. This muscle is effectively two muscles (occipitalis and frontalis), united by an aponeurosis called the galea aponeurotica, so named because it forms…
Anatomical Directions To describe the relative position of body parts and their movements, it is essential to have a universally accepted initial reference position. The standard body position known as…
Case 12 History and Physical Examination A 19-year-old man presents 5 days following an injury to his shoulder while playing touch football. He reports an inability to use his arm…
Case 52 History and Physical Examination A 23-year-old, right-hand–dominant woman presents 6 months after a posterior elbow fracture-dislocation reportedly involving the coronoid process. She reports cast immobilization for 4 weeks…
Case 50 History and Physical Examination A 65-year-old right-hand-dominant man presents with a 1-year history of progressive pain and loss of motion of his left elbow without specific predisposing factors…
Case 15 History and Physical Examination A 27-year-old right-hand-dominant laborer presents to the office 3 months after an injury that he described as a downward jerk on the arm occurring…
Case 42 History and Physical Examination A 41-year-old manual labor presents 1 hour after a fall at work onto his extended arm. He complains of pain and swelling in and…
Case 33 History and Physical Examination A 23-year-old right-hand-dominant man presents with a 1-day history of left elbow pain and swelling following an altercation in which he was struck with…