Pes anserinus anatomy: mnemonic - Kenhub

The pes anserinus - Latin for "goose foot" - is the combined insertion of the tendons of three muscles onto the medial aspect of the tibia. If you want to learn about how geese made their way into the naming of this structure, check out our video of the main muscles of the lower limb here: khub.me/mxo2d
Oh, are you struggling with learning anatomy? We created the ★ Ultimate Anatomy Study Guide ★ to help you flap some feathers about any topic. Completely free. Download yours today: khub.me/vwx9m
Quacking to find out which muscles contribute to the pes anserinus? I know you are! Test your knowledge on the main muscles of the lower limb by taking this quiz: khub.me/mxo2d
How about learning more about the anatomy of the hip and thigh? Check out our article on hip and thigh anatomy here: khub.me/by408
For more engaging video tutorials, interactive quizzes, articles and an atlas of Human anatomy and histology, go to khub.me/4o7d2!

[@Kenhub]

Hi folks! Was learning about this goose-foot shaped structure fun or what? Let us know in the comments what you enjoyed on this video. But wait! You're not done yet. There is still a lot you can do to learn about this topic. Check out our quizzes, related articles and atlas sections on the main muscles of the lower limb: khub.me/yga0c Once you go through that, you'll be able to call yourself a master on the main muscles of the lower limb. Happy studying!

[@Joseph8961]

Say grace before tea

[@rutviktaviyad5677]

Haha nacked

[@sedrazaxoy1186]

Good doctor

[@mazenahmed]

How about S.G.S?

[@m_m786]

🌹💝