Bassett Collection Large Image - Lane Medical Library, Stanford University Medical Center

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Dissection of medial aspect of left foot and ankle

Abductor hallucis reflected; posterior tibial vessels and tibial nerve at ankle, medial view

The abductor hallucis has been detached from its origin and reflected downward exposing the fascial bed in which it lay.

1 .	Tendo calcaneus
2 .	Medial malleolus
3 .	Posterior tibial artery
4 .	Tibial nerve
5 .	Flexor retinaculum
6 .	Calcaneal branch of the posterior tibial artery
7 .	Medial calcaneal branches of tibial nerve
8 .	Fascial bed of abductor hallucis
9 .	Abductor hallucis muscle (reflected)
10 .	Plantar aponeurosis
11 .	Great saphenous vein
12 .	Saphenous nerve
13 .	Tibialis anterior muscle
14 .	Dorsal medial cutaneous nerve