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letra de posterior and lateral aspects of the lower limb - table 6

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table 6: posterior + lateral aspects of the lower limb

they say two heads are better than one
that’s the gastrocnemius and it helps you run
why do you think it’s called the achilles tendon
if you gotta move quick it’s what you depend in
and the soleus, it’s right there with it
keep it movin’ so the back of your leg stays fit
now don’t be fooled by the plantaris tendon
it starts way at the top, sneaking through, no, it don’t blend in

let’s go deep till we reach our bones
the fibula is far but it’s still in our zone
check it out to see what moves our big toe
it’s flexor hallucis longus and it starts kind of low

-hook-

on the tibia, there’s a muscle for all the other toes
don’t you plantarflex to put on your clothes?
this muscle is flexor digitorum longus
and now there’s just one more we gotta discuss

right in the middle, between our two bones
lies the tibialis posterior and it’s not alone
there’s the tibial nerve running right in front
you can credit it for all these muscles stunts

tibialis posterior is crucial, yeah –
but there’s more involved with inversion of our foot
they’re in the front so for now we’ll just stay put

let’s look to the side and what do you see
fibularis longus and brevis is all that there be
yes there’s a nerve, superficial fibular
damage may make eversion bizarre

-hook-

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