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Short lateral rotator of the thigh

Pifimoris

Short lateral rotator of the thigh

Obterutor internus

Short lateral rotator of the thigh

Inferior and superior gemelae

Gluteal maximus origin

Sacrum


Behind posterior iliac line


Sacrutuberus ligament

Gluteal maximus insertion

Superfecialy 2/3 iliotibial tract


Deeply 1/3 gluteal line

Inferior Extensor Retinaculum Insertion

Upper .medial malleolus


Lower .Medial cuneiform and Navicular

Flexor Retinaculum

Extends from medial malleolus to calcaneus

Inferior Fibular Retinaculum

Lateral calcanus to 5 metatarsal

Superior Fibular Retinaculum

Lateral malleolus to calcaneus

Popliteal artery site of branch

Inferior border of Popliteus muscle

Popliteal artery branches

Anterior Tibial artery


Posterior Tibial artery

Anterior Tibial artery course in leg

Posterior Tibial artery course

Sciatic nerve branches

Common Fibular nerve


Tibial nerve

Common Fibular nerve branches

Deep Fibular nerve


Superficial Fibular nerve

Common Fibular nerve ending point

Neck of Fibula

Muscles of Lateral compartment of leg supplies by

Superficial Fibular nerve

Muscles of Anterior compartment of the leg supplies by

Deep Fibular nerve

Muscles of Posterior compartment of leg supplies by

Tibial nerve

Role of Fibula in leg muscles

Hallucis

Big toe

Digitorum

Lateral 4 toes

Peroneal

Fibular

Tibialis Anterior origin

Shaft of tibia and interosseus memb

Tibialis insertion

Medial Cuniform and


Base of 1 metatarsal bone

Extensor Hallucis Longus origib

Anterior surface of shaft of fibula

Extensor Hallucis Longus insertion

Base of Distal phalanx of big toe

Extensor digitorum Longus origin

Shaft of fibula and lateral condyl of tibia

Extensor Digitorum Longus insertion

Extensor expansion into bases of middle and distal phalanges of lateral four toes

knee joint articulating surfaces

between Femur and tibia


between patella and patellar surface of femur

knee joint tibiofemoral type

modified synovial hinge

patellofemoral joint type

plane gliding

capsule of knee joints

ligaments of knee

extracapsular;-


1. ligamentum patellae


2. lateral collateral ligament


3. medial collateral ligament


4. oblique popliteal ligament


intracapsular


1.anterior cruciate ligament


2. posterior cruciate ligament

the cruciate ligaments role

the main bond bet the femur and tibia throughout the joint range of movement

anterior cruciate ligament attachments

anterior intercondylar area of the tibia and passes upward backward and laterally to be attached to the posterior part of the lateral wall of intercondylar fossa

the anteror cruciate ligament role

restricts the anterior displacement of tibia relative to the femur

posterior cruciate ligament attachment

attached to the posterior intercondylar area of the tibia and passes upward forward medially to be attached to anterior part of the medial wall of the intercondylar fossa

posterior cruciate ligament role

restricts posterior displacement of tibia relative to the femur

anterior drawer sign

forward (ACL)

posterior drawer sign

backward (PCL)

lateral collateral ligament

cord like between fibula and lateral epicondyle of femur it is Separated from lateral meniscus ligament

medial collateral ligament

flat band like bet above medial epicondyle of femur and below upper medial surface of tibia Attached firmly to the edge of medial meniscus

popliteus tendon location

intervenes between the capsule and lateral meniscus

function of menisci

1. deepen the articular surfaces of tibia condyles to receive the convex femoral condyles

2. cushion between two bones

which is larger medial or lateral menisci

medial

medial menisci is relatevly immobile

attached medially to the medial collateral ligament and capsule of the knee joint

reason of the lateral condyle of femur is bit longer than the medial

helps preventing the lateral dislocation of patella

bursae of knee

communicate with joint cavity


suprapatellar bursa


popliteal bursa


no communicate with joint cavity


prepatellar bursa (housemaids knee)


suparficial infrapatellar bursa


deep infrapatellar bursa


anserinus bursa


subtendinous bursa of biceps femoris


sartorius


gastrocnemius


iliotibial tract

Inguinal ligament formed by

External Abdominal Oblique Aponeurosis