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Gastrocnemius O/I

O- Lateral and medial FCondyles (posterior metaphysis)


I- Calcaneus via Achilles tendon

Gastrocnemius N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF foot


+- tests S1 motor fxn


-2 heads, Fabella is in lateral head tendon

Soleus O/I

O- Posterior FibHead and Soleal line of Tibia


I- Calcaneus via Achilles tendon

Soleus N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF foot


+- Fuses to Gastroc at Achilles tendon

Plantaris O/I

O- Lateral femoral supracondylar line (post Lat FMetaphysis, proximal to Gastroc O)


I- Calcaneus (medial/proximal portion of tuberosity)

Plantaris N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF foot (weak)


+- Long tendon can be harvested for reconstruction

Popliteus O/I

O- Lateral FCondyle (distal/anterior to LCL O)


I- Proximal posteromedial Tibia

Popliteus N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- IR Tibia/knee (during SWING phase of gait)


+- Origin is intra-articular


-1* restraint to ER of knee

FHL O/I

Flexor Hallucis Longus


O- middle 1/3 of posterior Fibular shaft


I- base of distal phalanx of GT

FHL N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF GT


+- test S1 motor fxn

FDL O/I

Flexor Digitorum Longus


O- Middle 1/3 of posteromedial Tibial shaft


I- Base of distal phalanges of toes 2-5

FDL N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF toes 2-5


+- at ankle, tendon is just anterior to Posterior Tibial A

Tibialis Posterior O/I

O- Proximal 1/2 of lateral tibial and medial fibular shaft, IOM


I- Plantar Navicular/Cuneiforms/MT 2-4 bases

Tibialis Posterior N/A/+

N- Tibial N


A- PF and Invert foot (in HEEL OFF phase of gait)


+- tendon degen/rupture can cause Acquired Flat Foot