. Anatomie, descriptif et appliquée. L'anatomie. Fig. 197 -Le scaphoïde gauche pour voir l'éternelle de tubercule d'astragale. B. postero-vue intérieure. Pour ForZnd pour 1er métatarse métatarse la mi-cuneiform de déterminer à qui appartient l'os du pied, tenez-le" avec la surface articulaire concave en arrière- ward, et la surface dorsale convexe vers le haut ; la surface externe-i. e., la surface en face de l'bacille-pointe vers le côté où l'os appartient. Articulations.-avec quatre os-astragalus et trois tablettes cunéiformes ; parfois aussi avec le cuboïde. Fixation des muscles.-Une partie de l'posticus tibialis.

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. Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. Fig. 197 —The left scaphoid For astragalus Tubercle eternal view. B. Postero-internal view. ForZnd For For 1st metatarsal metatarsal mid-cuneiform To ascertain to which foot the bone belongs, hold it" with the concave articular surface back- ward, and the convex dorsal surface upward; the external surface—i. e., the surface opposite the tubercle—will point to the side to which the bone belongs. Articulations.—With four bones—astragalus and three cuneiform; occasionally also with the cuboid. Attachment of Muscles.—Part of the Tibialis posticus. Cuneiform or Wedge Bones.—The cuneiform bones have received their name from their wedge-like shape. They form, with the cuboid, the distal row of the tarsus, being placed between the scaphoid behind, the three innermost meta- tarsal bones in front, and the cuboid externally. They are called the first, second, and third, counting from the inner to the outer side of the foot, and, from their position, in- ternal, middle, and external. Internal or First Cuneiform {OS cuneiforms primum) (Fig. 198).—The internal cuneiform is the largest of the three. It is situated at the inner side of- the foot, between the scaphoid behind and the base of the first metatarsal in front. It may be distinguished from the other two by its large size, and by its not presenting such a distinct wedge-like form. Without the others it may be known by the large, kidney-shaped anterior articu- lating surface and by the prominence on the inferior or plantar surface for the attachment of the Tibialis posticus. It presents for examination six surfaces. The internal surface is subcutaneous, and forms part of the inner border of the foot; it is broad, quadrilateral, and presents at its anterior inferior angle a smooth oval facet, into which the tendon of the Tibialis anticus is partially inserted; in the rest of its extent it is rough, for the attachment of ligaments. The external. Please note that

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