Axial MRI of the (Lower) Leg         (Return to List of Available Self-Test Images - Normal Structure)
This is a contiguous series of axial MRI slices of the left (lower) leg in a 18y old man. You can look at the video frame by frame and try to identify the labelled structures. The answers will be revealed when you click on the appropriately labelled drop-down arrows below the image.

	A =                                             medial head of gastrocnemius	B =                                             lateral head of gastrocnemius	C =                                             tibialis anterior
	D =                                             extensor digitorum longus and, distally, peroneus tertius	E =                                             peroneus longus	F =                                             popliteus
	G =                                             soleus	H =                                             tibilalis posterior	I =                                             tibioperoneal vessels (posterior tibial vessels)
	J =                                             anterior tibial vessels	K =                                             flexor digitorum longus	L =                                             flexor haluucis longus
	M =                                             posterior tibial vessels	N =                                             peroneal vessels	O =                                             extensor hallucis longus
	P =                                             peroneus brevis	Q =                                             Achilles tendon (tendo calcaneus)	R =                                             medial malleolus
	S =                                             dorsalis pedis a.	T =                                             lateral malleolus