Medial cuneiform bone

The medial cuneiform bone (ないそくけつじょうこつ, Latin: cuneiforme mediale, English: cuneiforme mediale bone) is one of the short bones constituting a hind leg of the dolosse. I constitute distal tarsal bone with lateral cuneiform bone, intermediate cuneiform bone, cuboid bone and am in the anteromedial surface of the foot.

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Bone to perform of medial cuneiform bone and joint

• The firstMetatarsal bone、Intermediate cuneiform bone、Radiale

Muscle to arise from medial cuneiform bone

• Flexor hallucis brevis muscle

Muscle to stop to medial cuneiform bone

• Tibialis anterior muscle
• Tibialis posterior muscle
• Fibularis longus muscle

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