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Anatomy Foot

The document provides an overview of foot anatomy, including bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves, arteries, and veins. It highlights key facts about foot mechanics, such as the weight and blood flow experienced by the feet, and details the structural components of the foot. Additionally, it outlines the various ligaments, muscles, and nerves associated with foot function.

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Anatomy Foot

The document provides an overview of foot anatomy, including bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves, arteries, and veins. It highlights key facts about foot mechanics, such as the weight and blood flow experienced by the feet, and details the structural components of the foot. Additionally, it outlines the various ligaments, muscles, and nerves associated with foot function.

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Foot Anatomy Refresher

Bones, Joints, Ligaments, Muscles,


Nerves, Artery and Vein
Facts about Feet

• In every step we strike, an average of 140


pounds(60kg) weight passes through each
foot

• Over the course of a day , a man weighing 170


pounds(75kg) and imposing 8000 steps,
imposes a total of 1,000 tons on his feet and
shoes

Ref: Professional shoe fitting, PFA


Facts about Feet
• 55 – 95 litres of blood flowing through each foot
daily

• 26 bones

• 32 muscles(19 within the foot)

• 38 joints

• 107 ligaments

• 60,000 sweat glands


Ref: Professional shoe fitting, PFA
Foot bones
Dorsal and Plantar Views
Foot Bones
Lateral and
Medial
Views
Foot
division-
Rear Foot
Mid Foot
Fore Foot
1.Subtalar joint

(Talo-Calcaneal

joint)-medial
1.Subtalar joint

(Talo-Calcaneal

joint)-Back
MIDTARSAL JOINT (TRANSVERSE TARSAL JOINT OR CHOPART’S JOINT))

2. Mid-tarsal joint

(transverse tarsal joint

or

Chopart’s

joint)
2. Mid-Tarsal joint

(Transverse

Tarsal joint or

Chopart’s joint)
3.Tarso-

Metatarsal

Joints

(Lisfranc’s

Joint)
Biomechanical division
(medial and lateral
portions)
Medial portion or column:
• Calcaneus; talus; navicular;
three cuneiforms; first, second,
and third metatarsals with their
respective phalanges; and the
constant sesamoids

Lateral portion or column:


• Calcaneus; cuboid; and fourth
and fifth metatarsals with their
respective phalanges
Foot ligaments
Lateral ankle ligaments
• Anterior talofibular
• Posterior talofibular
• Calcaneofibular

Medial ankle ligaments or deltoid


ligament
Superficial:
• Tibionavicular,
• calcaneotibial, and
• superficial posterior talotibial

Deep:
• Anterior talotibial and
• deep posterior talotibial

Mid tarsal joint ligament


• Dorsal calcaneocuboid
• Spring (plantar calcaneonavicular)
Bifurcate
Short plantar
Long plantar
Muscles related to Foot
Nerves related to foot-
Dorsal View
Deep
Peroneal
nerve

Superficial
peroneal
nerve

Sural
nerve
Nerves related to foot-Medial side
View
Deep
peroneal
nerve

Superficial Saphenous
peroneal nerve
nerve
Medial
planter
nerve
Lateral
planter
nerve
Medial
calcaneal
nerve
Nerves related to foot-
Plantar View
Common
planter
digital
nerves

Lateral
Sural planter
nerve nerve

Medial
planter
Tibial nerve
nerve
Medial
Calcaneal
nerve
Nerves related to foot-
Lateral View
Superficial
peroneal
nerve
Medial
planter
nerve
Lateral
planter
nerve
Tibial
nerve Sural
nerve

Medial
calcaneal
nerve
Arteries related to foot-Dorsal, Medial and
Plantar
Arcuate Planter
artery digital artery

Dorsal
1st dorsal
digital artery
metatarsal
artery
Lateral
Medial planter
tarsal artery artery
Lateral
Medial
tarsal artery
planter
Dorsalis artery
pedis artery

Posterior
tibial artery
Veins related to Foot-Dorsal, Lateral and
Plantar
Planter digital veins
Dorsal
venous
arch
Planter
Long cutaneous
saphenous venous arch
vein
Planter
Short
metatarsal
saphenous
veins
vein

Anterior
tibial vein
Posterior
tibial vein

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