Inversion and eversion are side-to-side movements of the foot that occur mainly at the subtalar joint. This anatomy diagram of ankle inversion and eversion demonstrates how inversion turns the sole inward, while eversion turns it outward. It highlights the role of supporting ligaments, including the deltoid ligament medially and lateral ankle ligaments. The diagram also shows the involvement of muscles such as tibialis posterior and fibularis longus. Understanding these movements is crucial in diagnosing ankle sprains, which commonly result from excessive inversion. This visual resource supports learning in orthopedics, sports injuries, and lower limb biomechanics. Ankle Inv Ev Diagram - Chart - diagrams and charts with labels. This diagram depicts Ankle Inv Ev and explains the details of Ankle Inv Ev.
Ankle Inv Ev
