Contents
- Name of bone
- Location/Articulation
- Muscle and ligament attachments
- Surface anatomy
- Radiography
- Physical examination
- Embryology
- Anomalies
- Injuries/Disorders
Name of bone
Cuneiform
Figure 1. Bones of the right foot, dorsal surface
Location/Articulation
The cuneiform bones are located anterior and lateral to the navicular bone; proximal to the the first, second and third metatarsal bones; and medial to the cuboid.
Muscle and ligament attachments
Surface anatomy
There are three cuneiform bones in the human foot:
- Medial cuneiform (shown in red)
- Intermediate cuneiform also known as the middle (green)
- Lateral cuneiform (orange)
Figure 2. AP view of the three cuneiform bones.
Figure 3. Medial view of the medial cuneiform bone.
Figure 4. Lateral view of the intermediate and lateral cuneiform bones.
Radiography
Physical examination
Embryology
Anomalies
Injuries/Disorders
- Cuneiform fractures
Attachments:
cuneiform.png (image/x-png)
ap foot cune.PNG (image/png)
lateral foot cune.PNG (image/png)
medial foot cune.PNG (image/png)
