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− | The tibia shaft represents the longest part of the bone. It has a triangular cross-section and thus has three edges and also three surfaces. The most pronounced anterior edge is called Margo anterior. It begins at the proximal end of the head of the tibia and flattens significantly in the direction of the extremity malleolaris. This edge separates the outer surface (facies lateralis) from the inner surface (facies medialis). Between the back (Facies posterior) and the outer surface is the | + | The tibia shaft represents the longest part of the bone. It has a triangular cross-section and thus has three edges and also three surfaces. The most pronounced anterior edge is called Margo anterior. It begins at the proximal end of the head of the tibia and flattens significantly in the direction of the extremity malleolaris. This edge separates the outer surface (facies lateralis) from the inner surface (facies medialis). Between the back (Facies posterior) and the outer surface is the margo interosseus. The last edge is the inner edge (margo medialis). This represents the transition from the inner surface to the back. At the top of the back surface a slightly rough line can be seen, the Linea musculi solei. |
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Tibia shaft
The tibia shaft represents the longest part of the bone. It has a triangular cross-section and thus has three edges and also three surfaces. The most pronounced anterior edge is called Margo anterior. It begins at the proximal end of the head of the tibia and flattens significantly in the direction of the extremity malleolaris. This edge separates the outer surface (facies lateralis) from the inner surface (facies medialis). Between the back (Facies posterior) and the outer surface is the margo interosseus. The last edge is the inner edge (margo medialis). This represents the transition from the inner surface to the back. At the top of the back surface a slightly rough line can be seen, the Linea musculi solei.