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Peroneus tertius (Fibularis)
Muscle function: Ankle dorsi flexion (talocrural joint) and eversion (subtalar joint). Control of Fibula.
Muscle origin: Medial surface (distal 1/3) of fibula, interosseous membrane and anterior intermuscular septum
Muscle insertion: Dorsal surface of the base of 5. metatarsal bone
Nerve innervation: L5-S1 (Lovett reactor C1)
Organ relationship: Lung, bladder – T2-6, T8-11 and Vagus
- Lung
- Sympathetic: T8-11
- Parasympathetic: Vagus
- Bladder
- Sympathetic: T2-6
- Parasympathetic: Vagus
Primary inhibatory muscles: Tensor fascia latae, Biceps femoris, Tibialis anterior
Functional anatomy for
Peroneus tertius (Fibularis)
Related joints: Tibiafibular, Talocrural, Talonavicular
Myofascial lines: Lateral and Spiral line
Synergists:
- Tensor fascia latae – Control of Fibula and connected in the Spiral and Lateral line
- Gluteus maximus – Control of Fibula and connected in the Lateral line
- Gluteus medius – Control of Fibula and connected in the Lateral line
- Gluteus minimus – Control of Fibula and connected in the Lateral line
- Biceps femoris – Control of Fibula and connected in the Spiral line
- Gastrocnemeus – Eversion (lateral part)
- Tibialis anterior – Dorsi flexion, control of Fibula, and connected through the Spiral line.
- Peroneus longus – Eversion, control of Fibula and connected in the Lateral and Spiral line
- Peroneus brevis – Eversion, control of Fibula and connected in the Lateral and Spiral line
- Tibialis posterior – Control of Fibula
Release exercises
Corrective strength exercises
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