Muscles of Anterior

Aspect of Leg. 4. Peroneus tertius. 5. Peroneus brevis. 6. Peroneus 1. Tendon of rectus femoris. 2. Tibia, 3. Tibial is antic us. 4. long us. 7. Soleus. 8. Outer head of gastrocnemius. 9. Head of fibula. 10. Tendon Extensor long us digitorum. 5. Extensor of biceps femoris. 11. Semi mem bra nos us. 12. Tendon of rectus femoris. 13. Tendo A chillis. 14. Extern a! malleolus. 15. Annular ligament. 16. Insertion of peroneus tertius. 17. Insertion of peroneus brevis. 18. Extensor brevis digitorum. 19. Abductor minim i digit i. ao. Patella. proprius Peroneus pollicis. tertius 6. Peroneus long us. 8. Peroneus brevis. 0 Outer head. head of gastrocnemius. 11. Extensor brevis digitorum. 12. Annular ligament. OF MUSCLES.— Continued. Origin. Name. ngeus omalous. (an- Petro-salpingo-staphylinus. Insertion. Petrous portion poral bone. Pisi-uncinatus (anomalous). Function. Innervation. of tem-.i Constrictors of pharynx, See Levator palati. External superior tuberosity of radius, and external lateral ligament of ulnar articulation. Phillips'. Pisiform bone. Proximal portions phalanges. of Ulnar. Unciform ciformproce of unbone. Extends foot. Plantar is. Outer bifurcation of line a aspera and posterior ligament of knee-joint. Os calcis by means the ten do A chillis. of Internal popliteal. Plantar is intero ei. Shafts of and =ith metatarsal bones. Bases of first phalanges of corresponding toes. External plantar. Platysma myoides. Clavicle, fascia. acromion, and Inferior maxillary bone, angle of mouth. Facial and superficial cervical. External mur. condyle of fe- Shaft of tibia above oblique line. Internal popliteal. inner side of plantar is. Posterior 1 i g a m e n t of knee-joint- Recto-vesical prolongation. Prolongation of recto vesical fascia into P' -sternal. See Sternal is . perineum. ronator ped is. See Pronator quadratus. Lower fourth of ulna. Lower V. Anterior intero eous. Pronates hand. Pronator radii teres. Internal condyle and coronoid proce Outer side of shaft radius. Median. Pronates hand. Psoas magnus. Bodies and transverse proce es of last dorsal and all lumbar vertebrae. Le er trochanter. Lumbar.: Flexes and rotates thigh outward, and flexes trunk on pelvis. Psoas parvus. Bodies of last dorsal and first lumbar vertebrae. Ilio-pectineal eminence j Lumbar. and iliac fascia.; Flexes pelvis abdomen. Pterygoid (external). Two heads: 1, external pterygoid plate of sphenoid bone; 2, great wing. Neck of condyle.