Transcription of Lower Limb - Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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Lower Limb - Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Overview of the RegionBONES AND BONE MARKINGSOF THE REGION Pelvic GirdleFemur PatellaTibia and FibulaBones of the FootJOINTS, LIGAMENTS, ANDBURSAE OF THE REGIONS acroiliac JointHip JointKnee JointTibiofibular JointsAnkle JointsJoints That Permit Inversion and EversionRemaining Joints Within the FootCONNECTIVE TISSUESTRUCTURES OF THE REGIONDeep Investing Fascia and Iliotibial BandFascial Compartment Divisions in the LegPlantar Fascia or AponeurosisIndividual MusclesHip Joint MusclesPIRIFORMIS AND THE OTHERDEEP LATERAL ROTATORS OFTHE HIPADDUCTOR MAGNUSADDUCTOR LONGUS AND BREVISPECTINEUSGRACILISGLUTEUS MINIMUS GLUTEUS MEDIUSTENSOR FASCIA LATAEGLUTEUS MAXIMUSHAMSTRINGS:SEMIMEMBRANOSUSHAMSTRI NGS:SEMITENDINOSUSHAMSTRINGS: BICEPSFEMORISILIOPSOAS (PSOAS MAJOR ANDILIACUS)QUADRICEPS GROUP: VASTUSINTERMEDIUSQUADRICEPS GROUP: VASTUSMEDIALISQUADRICEPS GROUP: VASTUSLATERALISQUADRICEPS GROUP: RECTUSFEMORISSARTORIUSR egional Illustrations of MusclesPosterior Knee and Superficial Posterior Leg MusclesPOPLITEUSPLANTARISGASTROCNEMIUSSO LEUSM uscles of the Leg That Movethe Foot and ToesTIBIALIS POSTERIORFLEXOR DIGITORUM LONGUSFLEXOR HALLUCIS LONGUSPERONEUS LONGUSPERONEUS BREVISPERONEUS TERTIUSEXTENSOR DIGITORUM LONGUSEXTENSOR HALLUCIS LONGUS CHAPTER OUTLINEL ower Limb5(Continued)297 LWBK788-Ch5_297-437_Moorecraft Edition
298 PART 2INDIVIDUAL MUSCLES BY BODY REGION OVERVIEW OF THE REGION The lower limb is designed for weight-bearing, balance, and mobility. The bones and muscles of the lower limb are larger
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