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Book X: Legs

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Book X presents the legs not only in terms of bones, musculature, nerves, and movement, but also the legs’ interdependent relationship with other regions of the body, including the back, diaphragm, and pelvis. The effects of this interrelationship are also examined, such as the way in which chronic muscle tension and pelvic tilt can affect the lumbar curve and vice versa (see Garlick).

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X.1 Dermatomes: full body (Netter)
X.2 Dermatomes: lower body (Netter)
X.3 Dermatomes and movements of lower limbs (Netter)
X.4 Lower limb movements
X.5 Musculature of lower leg and foot
X.6 Flexors of toes and foot
X.7 Femoral nerve (Netter)
X.8 Sciatic nerve (Netter)
X.9 Peroneal nerve (Netter)
X.10 Tibial nerve (Netter)
X.11 Obturator nerve (Netter)
X.12 Iliopsoas (Barlow)
X.13 Musculature of lower body
X.14 Diaphragm: abdominal surface (Netter)
X.15 Abdominal wall: posterior view (Netter)
X.16 Nerve plexuses: lumbosacral and coccygeal (Netter)
X.17 Vertebral ligaments: lumbosacral region (Netter)
X.18 Lower limb bones, with Rugg-Gunn text (knees forward and away)
X.19 Pelvis and femur (Dimon)
X.20 Gravity and the skeleton
X.21 Pelvis
X.22 Pelvis (Netter)
X.23 Frog: mechanism for saltation
X.24 Pelvic physiology (Garlick)
X.25 Muscles attaching front of spine (Dimon)
X.26 Psoas and diaphragm: interdigitation
X.27 Spinal nerve root level related to movement, with skeleton (Cole)
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