Joints of inversion and eversion. C. Posterior part of foot with talus removed, superolateral view. Note the posterior, middle, and anterior calcaneus facets, the spring ligament, and the facet on the navicular constitute the socket for the talus.

Blood supply of foot. B. Transverse section near bases of metatarsals. The lateral plantar artery courses between the first and second layers of muscles, and then between the third and fourth layers. Green, first layer; orange and gray, second layer; brow

Transverse MRI through adductor pollicis; for level of section, see insert (line B): D1-D4, dorsal interossei; P1-P3, palmar interossei; 1, lumbrical; 2, digital a. /n.; 3, palmar apo; 4, flex pol long; 5, abd pol brev; 6, sesamoid; 7, ext tend; 8, abd dig

Motor distribution of the radial nerve to muscles in the posterior compartment of the forearm.

Anterior view of the extensor digiti minimi muscle with bony attachments. Bones are illustrated slightly transparent to show muscle behind.

Posterior view of the deep structures on extensor aspect of forearm.

Synovial sheaths and tendons at ankle. A. Tendons at ankle, lateral view. The ankle, subtalar and calcaneocuboid joints are exposed to reveal their positions.

Carpal tunnel; see insert (line B) for level: HH, hook of hamate; H, hamate; C, capitate; Tz, trapezoid; Tm, trapezium. Numbers refer to structures in the area.

Flexor digiti minimi