Large, weight bearing, medial bone

Articulates with the femur aboce and fibular at the side

TIBIA: Lateral and medial condyles/plateaus

TIBIA: Intervening menisci

TIBIA: Anterior and posterior intercondylar areas and in between them is the intercondylar eminence

TIBIA: Lateral condyle has the small circular articulating facet for the head of fibula

TIBIA: Triangular in cross section

TIBIA: Shin

TIBIA: Tuberosity

TIBIA: Rounded on the inferior end and continuous with medial malleoli

TIBIA: Posterior surface has the soleal line

TIBIA: Wider posterior

TIBIA: Saddle shape inferior articulating surface for the talus

TIBIA: Medial malleoli on the medial side

TIBIA: Rough depression on the lateral side for the fibula

Anterior border of tibia

Upper end of the shun and attachment of patellar tendon

Slender bone articulating with the tibua abivr and below

For muscle attachment only

Does not bear weight of the body

Head has styloid process and articulating surface

Shaft has four borders and surfaces for muscle attachment

Medial border is for interosseous membrane

Lower end has triangular lateral malleoli

Has depression on the back called malleolar fossa

Fascial compartments of the leg is attached to ______ on the anterior and medial borders of the tibia

Fascial compartments of the leg is continuous with the superficial fascia of the thigh

Blood supply of anterior muscles of leg

Nerve supply of anterior leg muscles

Anterior leg muscles

Lateral leg muscles

Superficial posterior leg muscles

Deep posterior leg muscles

Blood supply to the lateral leg

Nerve supply to lateral leg muscles

Blood supply to posterior leg muscles

Nerve supply to posterior leg muscles

The larger of the two terminal branches of sciatic nerve

Arise at the lower third of the thigh

Goes down first on the lateral side of the popliteal artery, theb posterior and medial to it

Continues on the posterior compartment of the leg beneath the soleus muscle

Tibial nerve passes between the gastrocnemius and soleus then on the posterior surface of

Tibial nerve is covered by

Divides into medial and lateral plantar nerves

Tibual nerve pass behind the ______, between the FDL and FHL

Cutaneous branch of tibial nerve

Sural nerve descends between the two heads of the _________

Sural nerve descends between the two heads of the gastrocnemius and joined by the sural communicating branch of the _______ nerve

Sural nerve follows the

Starts on the distal third of the posterior thigh

Runs down the politeal fossa on the meduak border of the biceps muscle

Winds around the neck of the fibula

Common peroneal winds around the neck of the fibula, pierces the

Two terminal branches of common peroneal nerve

Arise on the lateral side of the fibular neck

Becomes cutaneous on the lower part of leg

Arise in the substance of peroneus longus muscle on the lateral side of the fibular neck

Pierces anterior fascial septum to reach anterior compartment

Upper part of lateral surface of leg

Lower part of anterolateral surface

Anteromedual surface of the leg

Superficial veins drains into the

Greater part follows the great saphenous and drains to the

Small part follows the small saphenous vein into the

Popliteal fossa and upper part of posterior leg

Upper part of posterolateral surface of the leg

Lower part of the posterolateral part of the leg

Posteromedial part of the leg

Smaller branch of popliteal artery

Tibial artery is palpable as

Divides into medial and lateral plantar arteries

Where does small saphenous vein ends

Articulation of proximal tibiofibular joint

Articulation of distal tibiofibular joint

Synovial plane gliding

Fibrous

Supplied by common peroneal nerve

Deep peroneal and tibial nerves

Encapsulated

No capsule