· gives off infrapatellar branch
· to upper tibia and overlying skin
· divides into two
· travels either side of great saphenous vein
· ends on medial foot over bunion
· branch of common peroneal nerve
· supplies upper part of anterior and lateral leg
· supplies skin over distal part of anterior and lateral leg
· drains medial side of dorsal venous arch
· starts anterior to medial malleolus
· travels up anteromedial calf
· receives perforating veins
· blood flows from superficial to deep
· attached to anterior and posterior borders of tibia
· attached to fibula at ankle
· two intermuscular septae
· anterior and posterior
· attach to fibula
· enclose peroneal compartment
· extensor compartment enclosed by
· deep fascia and interosseous membrane
· medially by exensor surface of tibia
· laterally by extensor surface of tibia and anterior intermuscular septum
Origin
· upper 2/3 of extensor surface of tibia
· IOM
· overlying deep fascia
Path
· tendon pierces superior extensor retinaculum
Insertion
· medial cuneiform (and adjacent MC I)
Origin
· middle 1/2 of extensor surface of fibula
· adjacent IOM
Path
· emerges from between TA and EDL in lower leg
· tendon passes beneath superior extensor retinaculum
Insertion
· base of P1 of great toe
Origin
· upper 3/4 of extensor surface of fibula
· superior tibiofibular joint
· anterior intermuscular septum
Path
· forms 4 tendons beneath superior extensor retinaculum
Insertion
· extensor mechanism of lateral 4 toes
· really lower part of EDL
Origin
· lower 1/4 of extensor surface of fibula
Insertion
· dorsum and shaft of MT V
· arises in substance of peroneus longus
· over neck of fibula
· at bifurcation of common peroneal nerve
· spirals around neck of fibula
· deep to EDL
· reaches IOM
· in proximal leg
· lies on lateral side of anterior tibial a
· lies between muscles of upper part of compartment
· TA and EDL
· in middle leg
· lies in front of anterior tibial a
· lies between tibial and fibular muscles
· TA and EHL
· then EHL crosses bundle from lateral to medial
· in distal leg
· lies on lateral side of anterior tibial a
· lies between TA and EHL medially
· and EDC and PT laterally
· “Tom Had A Night Down Town”
· supplies muscles of extensor compartment
· TA
· EHL
· EDC
· PT
· formed by bifurcation of popliteal a in calf
· passes forwards above IOM
· runs vertically down IOM
· crosses ankle joint midway between malleoli
· changes name to dorsalis pedis artery
· TA lies medial to it
· EDC and PT lie lateral to it
· EHL starts lateral and then crosses to medial
· deep peroneal nerve lies lateral, anterior and lateral to it