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The fibers of this deeper component, directed laterally and distally, maintain the
talus in close contact with the medial malleolus. The superficial layer has a
continuous attachment to the navicular tuberosity (tibionavicular), to the medial
edge of ...
The fibers of this deeper component, directed laterally and distally, maintain the
talus in close contact with the medial malleolus. The superficial layer has a
continuous attachment to the navicular tuberosity (tibionavicular), to the medial
edge of ...
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Lateral aspect of left foot. 1. lateral malleolus, 2. fifth metatarsal, 3. phalanges, 4.
calFig. 3-9. Adduction and abduction movments of the toes are measured. the
posterior prolongation of the capsular incision distally and posteriorly to enter the
...
Lateral aspect of left foot. 1. lateral malleolus, 2. fifth metatarsal, 3. phalanges, 4.
calFig. 3-9. Adduction and abduction movments of the toes are measured. the
posterior prolongation of the capsular incision distally and posteriorly to enter the
...
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Subcutaneous rerouting of the peroneals (well to the front of the lateral malleolus
) has appeared to overcome this complication. In this procedure (Fig. 12-4) an 8-
to 10-cm. curvilinear incision is made posterior to the lateral malleolus with the ...
Subcutaneous rerouting of the peroneals (well to the front of the lateral malleolus
) has appeared to overcome this complication. In this procedure (Fig. 12-4) an 8-
to 10-cm. curvilinear incision is made posterior to the lateral malleolus with the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE Introduction | 11 |
Development and Physiology | 13 |
Anatomy | 22 |
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