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: http://khub.me/mxo2d

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