![]() Coronal section through bases of metatarsals 1-5. ( 1, lateral compartment with abductor digiti quinti 2, central superficial compartment 3, central intermediary compartment 4, transverse septum, thin at this level, between the superficial and intermediary components of the central compartment 5, tunnel of peroneus longus tendon 6, medial compartment with flexor hallucis brevis 7, medial compartment with tendon of abductor hallucis 8, flexor digitorum brevis in central superficial compartment 9, flexor digitorum longus with small portion of quadratus plantae in central intermediary compartment 10, flexor hallucis longus tendon 11, peroneus longus tendon 12, tunnel of flexor hallucis longus 13, medial plantar neurovascular tunnel 14, lateral plantar neurovascular tunnel 15, medial branches of medial plantar artery and vein 16, medial cuneiform 11, metatarsal base 2 18, metatarsal base 3 19, metatarsal base 4 20, metatarsal base 5.)įigure 9.21 Section VII. Coronal section through cuneiform 1, and bases of metatarsals 2-5. ( 1, abductor hallucis muscle 2, superficial component of the central compartment 3, intermediary component of the central compartment 4, transverse septum dividing the central compartments into superficial and intermediary compartments 5, lateral compartment with abductor digiti quinti 6, tunnel of peroneus longus tendon 7, peroneus longus tendon 8, flexor hallucis longus tendon 9, flexor digitorum longus tendon and quadratus plantae located in the central intermediary compartment 10, flexor digitorum brevis located in the central superficial compartment 11, medial intermuscular septum 12, lateral intermuscular septum 13, medial plantar neurovascular bundle 14, lateral plantar neurovascular bundle 15, central segment of plantar aponeurosis 16, transverse intercuneiform ligament 11, medial cuneiform 18, middle cuneiform 19, lateral cuneiform 20, cuboid 21, segment of the metatarsal 5 base.)įigure 9.20 Section VII. Coronal section through cuboid, cuneiforms 1, 2, 3, and base of metatarsal 5. ( 1, tibialis posterior tendon 2, flexor hallucis longus tendon 3, tunnel of flexor digitorum longus and quadratus plantae 4, flexor digitorum longus tendon and quadratus plantae 5, flexor digitorum brevis 6, abductor digiti quinti muscle 7, abductor hallucis muscle 8, compartment of flexor digitorum brevis 9, medial plantar neurovascular bundle carried within the medial intermuscular septum 10, medial plantar neurovascular bundle 11, lateral plantar neurovascular bundle 12, intermediary component of central compartment 13, lateral intermuscular septum 14, medial intermuscular septum 15, peroneus longus tendon 16, peroneus brevis tendon 11, superficial investing thin fascia of lateral plantar neurovascular bundle 11′, transverse aponeurosis, thick, dividing the central compartment into superficial and intermediary compartments 18, calcaneus 19, cuboid 20, lateral cuneiform 21, middle cuneiform 22, medial cuneiform 23, navicular.)įigure 9.17 Section V. Oblique section calcaneocubonaviculo-cuneiforms. ![]() ( 1, tunnel of tibialis anterior tendon 2, superomedial band of inferior extensor retinaculum determining tunnel of extensor hallucis longus tendon and anterior tibial neurovascular bundle 3, tunnel of extensor digitorum longus 4, tunnel of peronei 5, tunnel of Achilles tendon 6, tunnel of flexor hallucis longus tendon 7, tunnel of posterior tibial neurovascular bundle 8, tunnel of flexor digitorum longus tendon 9, tunnel of tibialis posterior tendon 10, tibialis posterior tendon 11, flexor digitorum longus tendon 12, posterior tibial vessels 13, posterior tibial nerve 14, flexor hallucis longus tendon 15, Achilles tendon 16, posterior peroneal vessels 17, peroneus brevis tendon 18, peroneus longus tendon 19, extensor digitorum longus 20, anterior tibial neurovascular bundle 21, extensor hallucis longus tendon 22, tibialis anterior tendon 23, lateral malleolus 24, medial malleolus 25, talus.)įigure 9.16 Section V. Cross-section of ankle at 1 cm proximal to tip of medial malleolus. ![]()
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