00:01
Now let's look at
the third layer
of the muscles on
the sole of the foot.
00:07
So these muscles are
primarily associated
with the fifth digit.
00:11
So flexor digiti minimi brevis.
00:14
And that of the great
toe or the first digit,
we've got abductor hallucis
and we also have
flexor hallucis brevis.
00:23
So abductor hallucis and
flexor hallucis brevis there
associated with the right toe.
00:29
If we look at flexor
digital minimi brevis,
we can see that it's
originating from the base
of the fifth metatarsal
and it passes distally
on the lateral aspect
to insert into the base
of the proximal phalanx
of the little toe
or the fifth digit.
00:46
This muscle is associated
with flexion of the little toe
at the metatarsal
phalangeal joint.
00:54
If we then turn our attention
to a adductor hallucis,
the origin of adductor hallucis,
its transverse head.
01:01
Notice there are two heads here,
we can see the transverse head
is coming from the ligaments
associated with the
metatarsal phalangeal joints
of bones 3-5.
01:11
The oblique head is
coming from the base
of metatarsal 2-4.
01:17
This muscle goes to insert
onto the lateral side
of the proximal phalanx
of the first digit.
01:23
It's associated as
its name suggests,
with adduction of the great toe.
01:29
So now, we have flexor
hallucis brevis.
01:32
Flexor hallucis brevis originates
from the lateral cuneiform
its plantar surface,
and also the cuboids
plantar surface.
01:41
So originates from two
of the tarsal bones
we've spoken about previously.
01:45
Inserts into the lateral
and medial sides of the base
of the proximal phalanx
of the great toe.
01:52
So insert into the base
of the proximal phalanx
of the great toe,
or the first digit.
01:58
As its name suggests is associated
flexion of the great toe
and the metatarsal
phalangeal joint.
02:05
Innervation of this third layer,
again is going to
be via contributions
of our lateral plantar nerve,
which is going to supply
both abductor hallucis
and flexor digiti minimi brevis.
02:16
And the medial plantar nerve
is going to supply
flexor hallucis brevis
on this medial aspect.