📂 Anatomy
tarsus — Definition
Tarsus / tarsus
Tarsus is a bone group consisting of seven short bones. These bones occur from talus, shieldeus, navicular, cuboid and three kuneiform bones. Tarsus provides stability of ankle joint and plays an important role in delivering body weight to lower limbs. It also provides flexibility and support in movements such as walking and running by contributing to the formation of foot belts.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is Tarsus?
Tarsus; tarsus is a bone group consisting of seven short bones. These bones occur from talus, shieldeus, navicular, cuboid and three kuneiform bones. Tarsus provides stability of ankle joint and plays an important role in delivering body weight to lower limbs. It also provides flexibility and support in movements such as walking and running by contributing to the formation of foot belts.
❓ What is tarsus in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "tarsus" is Tarsus.
❓ Which medical field is Tarsus related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.