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- os trigonum
- os supratalare
- accessory navicular
- os calcaneus secundaris
- os intercuneiforme
- os intermetatarseum
- os peroneum
- os supranaviculare
- os vesalianum
From the case:
Accessory ossicles of the foot (illustration)
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- os trigonum
- os supratalare
- accessory navicular
- os calcaneus secundaris
- os intercuneiforme
- os intermetatarseum
- os peroneum
- os supranaviculare
- os vesalianum
Case Discussion
Committing the names of the accessory ossicles of the foot isn't as important as knowing they exist. Above is an illustration of the more common accessory ossicles of the foot one can expect to encounter, including:
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