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Page 454
... toes ) and the soleus muscle extends the ankle . These muscles make up an antagonistic pair . In this particular case there is another muscle , the gastrocnemius , which cooperates with the soleus , helping it to extend the ankle ...
... toes ) and the soleus muscle extends the ankle . These muscles make up an antagonistic pair . In this particular case there is another muscle , the gastrocnemius , which cooperates with the soleus , helping it to extend the ankle ...
Page 463
... toes in modern foot humans are normally incapable of useful independent movement , the flexor muscles of the big toe ( hallux ) are developed to provide the final push - off in the walking cycle . Muscles of all three compartments of ...
... toes in modern foot humans are normally incapable of useful independent movement , the flexor muscles of the big toe ( hallux ) are developed to provide the final push - off in the walking cycle . Muscles of all three compartments of ...
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... toes . Cutaneous branches from the tibial and common fibular nerves serve the outer sides of the leg and the top and bottom of the foot and toes . Coccygeal plexus . The ventral rami of S4 , S5 , and Coc , form the coccygeal plexus ...
... toes . Cutaneous branches from the tibial and common fibular nerves serve the outer sides of the leg and the top and bottom of the foot and toes . Coccygeal plexus . The ventral rami of S4 , S5 , and Coc , form the coccygeal plexus ...
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