Inversion and Eversion

The principal evertors of the foot are: peroneus longus, brevis and tertius.

The principal invertors of the foot are: tibialis anterior and tibialis posterior.

The arterial supply tree of the lower limb

External Iliac Artery  femoral artery  profunda femoris artery  Lateral and Medial Circumflex arteries  Popliteal artery  Anterior Tibial Artery  Posterior Tibial Artery  Fibular Artery  Lateral and Medial Plantar Arteries  Dorsalis Pedis Artery  Plantar Arch

Also other portions are: Obturator Artery  Internal Iliac Artery  Superior and Inferior Gluteal Artery

Venous Supply of the lower limb

Inferior Venae Cavae  Common Iliac Vein  External and Internal iliac vein  Femoral Vein  Profunda Femoris Vein  Popliteal Vein  Great Saphenous Vein  Vena Comitantes  Short Saphenous Vein  Dorsal Venous Arch

Lymphatic Drainage of the lower limb

External Iliac Nodes  Superficial Inguinal Nodes (superficial structures of thigh) Deep Inguinal Nodes (deep structures of the lower limb)  Popliteal Nodes (superficial and deep structures of the leg)

Nerves of the Lower limb

Femoral Nerve  Obturator Nerve  Sciatic Nerve  Superior and Inferior Gluteal Nerve  Tibial Nerve  Fibular Nerve  Superficial and Deep Fibular Nerve  Medial and Lateral Plantar Nerves

Category: Anatomy Notes