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One of the more common signsof flatfoot is the too many toes sign Even the big toe can be seen from the back of this patients foot In a normal foot only the fourth and fifth toes should be vi. Sean Botham. What is this and what attaches to it?. Tibial tuberosity.. Q. uadriceps.. What passes anteriorly to this?. Long saphenous vein.. What passes posteriorly to this?. Short saphenous vein.. What is the significance of the poor vascularisation of the medial border of the tibial shaft?. Normal Anatomy. Tibialis posterior part of the deep posterior compartment of the lower leg. Tendon passes behind the medial malleolus. Poor tendon blood supply around the medial malleolus. Tibialis posterior eccentrically contracts during heel strike to resist pronation and . Anatomy. 26 bones : Three interrelated units: . the . hindfoot. (consisting of the ankle, talus and . calcaneus. ), . the . midfoot. (talus/. navicular. /cuneiforms and . cuboid. ) and . the forefoot (metatarsals and associated digits). . Todd Derksen DPM, FACFAS. Orthopedic and Sports Institute of the Fox Valley. Today’s Objectives. Review the major anatomy of the foot and ankle.. Discuss relevant tendon injuries and treatment options. Jassim. . Alhashli. Year IV – Unit VII – Musculoskeletal System. STATION – 1 (Gross Anatomy of Leg and Foot). Anterior Compartment of The Leg. Dorsiflexor. .. Located anterior to the interosseous membrane between the lateral surface of the . There are 28 bones in the lower leg/foot including:. Tibia & Fibula: Malleolus – (medial & lateral) ends of the tibia & fibula (commonly referred to as the ankle bones). Talus: sits on top of the calcaneus (forms the ankle joint along with tibia & fibula). Plays a very important part in rolling over the foot. While running a force equal to eight times your body weight acts on the tendon . Achilles tendon rupture. The Achilles tendon. Achilles tendon rupture. Tendon Insufficiency. Posterior . Tibial. Tendon (PTT). B. ig tendon. Location: Inside part of ankle. Function:. Turn foot in. Maintain the arch. Typical Presentation. Gradual onset. Arch collapses. Institute . of. Anatomy, 1. st. . Faculty. . of. . M. edicine. Doc. MUDr. R. Hromádka, PhD.. Pes planus. Low medial. . longitudinal. . arch of foot. It is not flat forefoot. Flat. . foot. Deformity of whole foot, not only the . Anterior Compartment of Leg (. dorsiflexor. / extensor) . Located anterior to the . interosseous. membrane,. Between the lateral surface of the shaft of the tibia and the medial surface of the shaft of the fibula. . Dr. Subhransu M. . Jr1. Contents . What is PTTD?. What are the causes?. What are the symptoms?. How is it diagnosed?. What is the management?. How can I manage it?. What is PTTD?. PTTD refers to the impairment of the tibialis posterior tendon resulting in reduced support to the arch. It can also be referred to as adult acquired flat foot deformity. . INTRODUCTION . A foot deformity opposite to pes cavus. . The medial longitudinal arch of the foot is dropped downward,thereby, there is a loss of the spring action causing excessive stress over the whole foot during every step. . What is flat foot?. Also known as . Pes. . planus. . Medial border of the foot is abnormally in contact with the floor during weight bearing.. When associated with deformities of the . hind,mid. and fore foot – called .