Nerves of the foot

The anatomy of the nerves of the foot. Cutaneous sensory and motor innervation for the foot comes from branches of the tibial, deep fibular (deep peroneal), superficial peroneal, sural and saphenous nerves. There's quite a lot going on.
Plantar foot muscles: • Plantar foot muscles
Dorsal foot muscles: • Dorsal foot muscles
Bones of the foot and ankle: • Foot and ankle bones
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Disco 93 by Gregory David
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[@anirbasrun3666]

you are my hero. I relied on your videos entirely for my anatomy class and got close to full marks every time. Thank you sir

[@MechanicumMinds]

I never knew the nerves of the foot could be so exciting! I mean, who needs a thriller novel when you have the tibial nerve, the common fibular nerve, and the deep fibular nerve all working together to keep your foot alive It's like a nerve-wracking adventure down there! And don't even get me started on the importance of foot care for diabetics - it's like, don't lose your foot, lose your mind instead.

[@harrietblack9742]

Lower limb exam on Tuesday. Perfect timing and helpful as ever. Thankyou so much.

[@WhiteWolf-yp3ne]

Its amazing how i come back to watch your videos even though i done with my anatomy years and credit gose to you and your videos, i still watch your videos to kepp the anatomy and those good old memories fresh ❤❤

[@pimmelberger9967]

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[@thantthirihtetjenniferwhit1816]

❤❤❤😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘 Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge about the structure of the human body.

[@elenaandrew8414]

Thanks

[@fortuneofula8102]

Great explanation,well understood, Dr Samuel❤

[@mengemulu99]

Been a year since you complaining fasciitis. No cure or no healing

[@helenjohnson7583]

Interesting how the two foot nerves take a share of the fourth toe. (I fractured a bone in my fourth right toe two weeks ago- the medial base phalanx.) The fourth toe always seemed non-committed to proper movement. This IS useful information and we should all pay attention to our feet!

[@lesleysprake1045]

Aww I was hoping you’d mention neuromas 😢because I get peripheral neuropathy having fibromyalgia and Sjögrens. I’ve got a neuroma in my right foot.

[@bzat2024]

I laugh everytime I think about your "muscles of the foot"video ...the introduction 😅

[@b44l1]

Brilliant video as usual, one esoteric question. Plantar reflex stimulation results in flexion of the great toe and the smaller toes, however in Babinsky's sign the great toe extends in contradiction to normal pathology, what confusion of the innnervation is happening here?

[@jackieevans5868]

Having multiple lumbar fractures i wanted watch this so I could figure out why my feet feel as they on fire got something do the nerves in my back but sadly I'm know wiser

[@abdullahramadan746]

Hello Sam. Firstly, thanks for lovely videos where you present on your channel I watched a video (vlog) for you about travelling and work (I think in Sheffield). You mentioned that some universities are starting to change their ways in practical anatomy teaching. So, I think it nice idea if you explain the differences between those anatomy teaching styles (Dissection-basd VS Prosections or 3D VR) and mentioning advantages and disadvantages of each style. Also, what do you think regarding the feasibility of using plastenated specimens in teaching?

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[@DanielDaly157]

I tried to abduct my big toes but couldn't. I can only flex them.