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[Radio-anatomy markers and applications of current imaging of the ankle and back of the foot].

G. Morvan

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The only aim of this work is to emphasize some anatomic and pathologic particularities of the constitutional elements of the ankle and the hind-foot, and their application in the actual imaging of this region. The characteristics of talus, calcaneus, navicular bone, talo-crural, sub-talar, medio-tarsal and tarso-metatarsal joints, calcaneus tendon, plantar aponevrosis, medial and lateral tendon of the ankle are successively detailed.

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The only aim of this work is to emphasize some anatomic and pathologic particularities of the constitutional elements of the ankle and the hind-foot, and their application in the actual imaging of this region. The characteristics of talus, calcaneus, navicular bone, talo-crural, sub-talar, medio-tarsal and tarso-metatarsal joints, calcaneus tendon, plantar aponevrosis, medial and lateral tendon of the ankle are successively detailed.

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The only aim of this work is to emphasize some anatomic and pathologic particularities of the constitutional elements of the ankle and the hind-foot, and their application in the actual imaging of this region. The characteristics of talus, calcaneus, navicular bone, talo-crural, sub-talar, medio-tarsal and tarso-metatarsal joints, calcaneus tendon, plantar aponevrosis, medial and lateral tendon of the ankle are successively detailed.

Key concepts: Calcaneus, Ankle, Navicular bone, Foot (prosody), Anatomy, Medicine, Tarsal Bone, Metatarsophalangeal joints

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