Origin

The origin essentially lies in the range of the middle Keilbeins (OS cuneiforme intermedium). Beyond that the muscle rises in addition, from the following structures:

• Internal Keilbein (OS cuneiforme mediale)
• Exterior Keilbein (OS cuneiforme lateral)
• Long sole volume (Ligamentum of planning acres longum)
• Ligamentum calcaneocuboideum planning acres
• Chord of the rear Schienbeinmuskels (Musculus tibialis posterior)

Beginning

The Muculus flexor hallucis brevis is divided into a lateral and a medialen muscle belly:

• The lateral portion sets at the lateral Sesambein of the cap of the large toe basic joint and the basis of the basic member of the large toe.
• The mediale portion sets at the medialen Sesambein of the cap of the large toe basic joint and the basis of the basic member of the large toe.

Function

The Musculus flexor hallucis brevis bends the large toe in the large toe basic joint (bodynear joint).

See also

• Anatomy of humans
• Skeleton muscles
• List of important skeleton muscles
• Nomenclature (anatomy)
• Portal medicine

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