Anatomy Flashcards

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Describe the Anatomy of the axillary nerve

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Describe the Radial Nerve Anatomy at the Humerus

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Describe the radial nerve anatomy at the ELBOW:

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Describe the anatomy of the PIN

POSTERIOR INTEROSEUS NERVE

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BRACHIAL PLEXUS TABLE

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Characteristics of Pre-Ganglionic Brachial Plexus Injuries?

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Common Post-ganglionic Pediatric Brachial Plexus Palsies

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Describe the musculocutaneous Nerve Anatomy

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Sites of Radial Nerve Compression

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Anatomy of the Median Nerve at the ELBOW

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Sites of Median Nerve Compression

SPLAT!

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Describe the Anatomy of the Ulnar Nerve

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Describe the sites of Ulnar Nerve Compression

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Ulnar Nerve Compression Pearls

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Upper Extremity Compressive Neuropathy

OVERVIEW

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How do you take a true AP Grashey View of the shoulder?

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Shoulder Anatomy Pearls

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Joints around the Shoulder

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Scapular Winging

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Shoulder Labrum Anatomy Pearls

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Rotator Cuff Anatomy Pearls

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Shoulder Spaces “Rule of Fingers”

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Describe the contents of the follow shoulder spaces:

Quadrilateral Space

Triangular Space

Triangular Interval

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Describe the anatomy of the Suprascapular nerve:

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Muscle Insertions near the bicipital groove?

Lady between two majors

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What is the anatomy of the Pectoralis Major?

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27
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Shoulder Approaches

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28
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what are the static stabilizers of the elbow?

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29
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Describe the UCL throwing Mechanism

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30
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Describe the biceps brachii distal insertion:

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Elbow Approach Bullet Points

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32
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Describe the forearm biomechanics

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33
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Clinical concerns for ulnar variance at the wrist

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34
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Describe the anatomy of the TFCC joint

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Describe the anatomy of the wrist bones

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Describe the extrinsic wrist ligaments

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Describe the anatomy of the intrinsic wrist ligaments

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38
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Describe the anatomy of the scaphoid

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39
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Describe the dorsal compartments of the wrist

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40
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Describe the flexor zones in the hand:

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41
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Describe the extensor tendon anatomy of the hand:

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42
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Describe the Elson test:

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43
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Describe the anatomy of the carpal tunnel,

including the anatomic borders

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44
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Describe the anatomy of the median nerve within the carpal tunnel

discuss the palmar cutaneous nerve and the recurrent motor branch

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45
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Describe the anatomy of Gunyon’s Canal

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46
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Forearm approach Bullet Points:

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47
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Describe the anatomy of the lumbosacral plexus

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48
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lumbosacral plexus table

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49
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Describe the anatomy of the femoral nerve

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50
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Describe the anatomy of the obturator nerve

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51
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Describe the anatomy of the Peroneal Nerve

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52
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Describe the anatomy of the tibial nerve

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53
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Axial anatomy of the thigh

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54
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Axial anatomy of the upper thigh

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55
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axial cuts anatomy of the mid thigh

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56
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List three muscles of the thigh with dual innervation

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57
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what and where are the three bones of the pelvis?

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58
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Describe the anatomy of the hip joint

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59
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what is the clinical relevant issues of the femoral head blood supply?

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60
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Describe the sciatic nerve in relation to muscles of the sciatic foramina

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61
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Describe the neurvascular structures of the greater and lesser sciatic foramina

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62
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what are the 3 nerves of the pelvis that exit the greater sciatic foramina and enter the lesser sciatic foramina?

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63
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what and where is the Corona Mortis?

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64
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Describe the Rubash Safe Zones of the hip:

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65
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Describe the anatomy of the hip abductors

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66
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describe the MRI appearance of the hip abductors:

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67
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Describe the differential for trendelenburg gait:

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68
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Describe the anatomy of the proximal hamstring:

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69
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What are the muscles of the lower extremity that cross two joints and are subsequently more prone to strain and injury?

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Rectus Femoris

Sartorius

Gracillis

Biceps femoris long head

Semimembraneous

Semitendinous

70
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Describe the surgical illioingunial approach:

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71
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Describe the Posterior Approach to the hip:

(Kocher-Langenbach)

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72
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Summarize the surgical approaches to the hip:

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73
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Describe the Anterior Hip Approach:

(Smith-Peterson)

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74
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Describe the Posterior Approach to the hip:

(Moore-Southern)

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75
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Describe the Anteriolateral approach to the hip:

(Watson-Jones)

Describe the Medial approach to the hip:

(Ludloff)

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76
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Describe the anatomy of the Meniscus:

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77
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Describe the biomechanics of the meniscus:

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78
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Describe the meniscofemoral ligaments:

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79
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Describe the anatomy of the ACL:

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80
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Describe the ACL femoral footprint anatomy:

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81
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Describe the anatomy of the PCL

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82
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Describe the key points for knee biomechanics

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83
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Describe the anatomy of the medial knee:

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84
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Describe the anatomy of the medial landmarks of the knee

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85
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Describe the functional anatomy of the MCL:

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86
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Describe the destinction between the superficial MCL and the Deep MCL

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87
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Describe the anatomy of the posteromedial corner:

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88
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Describe the anatomy of the posterolateral corner:

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89
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Describe the anatomy of the LCL

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90
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Describe the anatomy of the popliteus and the popliteal fibular ligament

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91
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Describe the anatomy of the PLC of the knee

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92
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Describe the dial test

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93
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Describe the anatomy of the ALL

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94
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Describe the anatomy of Schottle’s Point:

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95
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Describe the anatomy of the Pes:

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96
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List the knee approaches bullet points:

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97
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Describe the axial anatomy of the leg

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98
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Describe the anatomy of the leg compartments:

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99
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Describe the two-incision leg fasciotomy approach

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100
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which way does the achilles rotate on insertion at the calcaneus?

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90 degrees laterally

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Where is the sural nerve in relationship to the achilles tendon?

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102
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what are the ligaments in relation to the the ankle syndesmosis?

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103
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What is Bassett’s ligament?

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104
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Describe the lateral ankle ligaments:

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105
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Describe the peroneal tendon anatomy:

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106
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Describe the ligamentous anatomy of the medial ankle

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107
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Describe the anatomy of the posterior tibialis on the medial ankle:

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108
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Describe the anatomy of the talus:

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109
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Describe the anatomy of the midfoot:

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110
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describe the anatomy of the transverse tarsal joint:

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111
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Describe the anatomy of the plantar aponeurosis:

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describe the anatomy of the foot mechanics:

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113
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Describe the anatomy of the plantar foot nerves:

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114
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list the foot and ankle approaches bullet points:

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