. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. THE MUSCLES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY 365 Head of the fibula Capitulum fibulae Peroneus brevis muscle M. peronaeus brevis Extensor longus vd extensor proprius hallucis muscle' M. extensor hallucis longus Interosseous membrane, or ligament, of the leg Membrana interossea cruris Extensor longus digitorum _ pedis muscle M. extensor digitorum longus Fimdiform ligament- I-ig. fundiforme pedis Extensor brevis digitorum pedis muscle M. extensor digitorum brevis. Tubercle of the tibi? Tuberositas tibis Anterior border of the tibia Crista a
. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. THE MUSCLES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY 365 Head of the fibula Capitulum fibulae Peroneus brevis muscle M. peronaeus brevis Extensor longus vd extensor proprius hallucis muscle' M. extensor hallucis longus Interosseous membrane, or ligament, of the leg Membrana interossea cruris Extensor longus digitorum _ pedis muscle M. extensor digitorum longus Fimdiform ligament- I-ig. fundiforme pedis Extensor brevis digitorum pedis muscle M. extensor digitorum brevis. Tubercle of the tibi? Tuberositas tibis Anterior border of the tibia Crista anterior tibiae Tibialis anticus muscle M. tibialis anterior Internal surface of the tibia Facies medialis tibiae Anterior annular ligament of the ankle, or Ugamentum lambdoideum (divided) Lig cruciatum cruris 5l Extensor brevis hallucis muscle' M. extensor hallucis brevis > P- 364- The futidi/onit ligamtnt of Relzius is the name given to the single outer half of the •<-shaped lower band of th ligament of the ankle ; attached externally to the calcaneum, it projects upwards and inwards, forming a loop th of the extensor longus digitorum pedis and peroneus tertius muscles pass from the front of the leg to the di terior annular L-h the tendons of the foot.—Tr. Fig. 614.—Muscles on the Front of the Right Leg, the Extensor Longus Digitorum Pedis and Peroneus Tertius Muscles having been removed: Extensor Longus vel Extensor Proprius Hallucis Muscle ; Tibialis Anticus Muscle. By the removal of the peroneus longus muscle, the fleshy belly of the peroneus brevis muscle has been laid bare. The anterior annular lij,'ament uf the ankle (lij,'anientum lainbdoidcutii, li^jamentuin cruciatum cruris) has been divided between the tendons of the extensor lonjjus diyitortim pedis and the extensor longus tiI extensor proprius hallucis muscles, and the outer portion of this ligament has been turned downwards, in order to demonstrate the loop of the fundiform iiKainent of Retzius (sre /7
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