Bones of foot

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The foot is a biomechanically complex anatomical structure that is responsible for the human ability to stand upright. It bears and supports the body's weight, contributing to postural stability. The foot is the distal part of the lower extremity and is found distal to the ankle.

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Skeleton of lower limb (overview)
Pelvic skeleton
Hip bone
Features of hip bone (acetabulum and obturator foramen)
Ilium
Ilium (landmarks)
Ischium
Ischium (landmarks)
Pubic bone (Pubis)
Pubic bone (landmarks)
Femur
Features of femur (proximal epiphysis)
Features of femur (diaphysis)
Features of femur (distal epiphysis)
Patella
Lower leg bones
Tibia
Features of tibia (proximal epiphysis)
Features of tibia (diaphysis)
Features of tibia (distal epiphysis)
Fibula
Features of fibula
Bones of foot
Tarsal bones
Talus
Talus (landmarks)
Calcaneus
Navicular bone
Cuneiform bones
Medial cuneiform
Intermediate (middle) cuneiform
Lateral cuneiform
Cuboid bone
Metatarsal bones
Metatarsal bones (parts)
First metatarsal bone
Second metatarsal bone
Third metatarsal bone
Fourth metatarsal bone
Fifth metatarsal bone
Phalanges of foot
Phalanges of foot (parts)
Proximal phalanges of foot
Intermediate (middle) phalanges of foot
Distal phalanges of foot

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