The document discusses the muscles of the leg, which are divided into anterior, lateral, and posterior compartments separated by fascia. Each compartment contains specific muscles that allow for movement. The anterior compartment contains muscles responsible for dorsiflexion and plantar flexion of the foot and toes. The lateral compartment houses muscles that perform eversion and inversion of the foot. The posterior compartment is further divided into superficial and deep layers containing muscles that plantar flex and invert the foot.

1. Muscles of the Leg
By Hasib Samadi

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Introduction

3. Leg: Compartment and movements
Cross section

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Leg: Compartment and movements
Cross section

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Leg: Compartment and movements
Cross section

6. Leg: Anterior compartment

7. Leg: Anterior compartment

8. Leg: Anterior compartment

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Leg: Anterior compartment

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Leg: Anterior compartment

11. Leg: Lateral compartment

12. Leg: Lateral compartment

13. Leg: Lateral compartment

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Leg: Lateral compartment

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Leg: Lateral compartment

16. Leg: Posterior compartment:
superficial and deep layers

17. Leg: Posterior compartment:
superficial layer

18. Leg: Posterior compartment:
Deep layer

19. Leg: Superficial layer of posterior compartment

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Leg: Superficial layer of posterior compartment

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Leg: Superficial layer of posterior compartment

22. Leg: Deep layer of posterior compartment

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Leg: Deep layer of posterior compartment

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Leg: Deep layer of posterior compartment

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