Fibularis Longus
Anatomical Info
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Position:
Anteroir -
Region:
Leg -
Plane:
Frontal
Muscle Characteristics:
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Movements:
Lateral/External Rotation And Plantar Flexion -
Muscle Shape:
Parallel
Nerve:
Nerve
System
Spinal Plexus
Division
Trunk
Branch
Roots
Description
The fibularis longus muscle is a long, thin muscle located in the lateral compartment of the leg. It extends from the lateral aspect of the fibula to the plantar aspect of the foot.
The main function of the fibularis longus muscle is to plantarflex the foot and assist in eversion of the foot. It also helps to stabilize the ankle joint and maintain the position of the foot in space.
The fibularis longus muscle is commonly used in activities that require plantarflexion and eversion of the foot, such as walking or running. It is also used in activities that require stability and balance, such as standing on one foot or jumping.
Targeted Muscle Exercises
Muscle Engaging Sports
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