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El tendón de Aquiles: Vista lateral (de lado)

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Esta imagen presenta dos ilustraciones que explican la anatomía y fisiología del tendón de aquiles del tobillo. Esta primera ilustración muestra el tendón de Aquiles, músculo sóleo y músculo gastronemio, los huesos de la parte inferior de la pierna y del pie desde una vista lateral. Esta segunda imagen es una ampliación de la misma anatomía del tobillo y del pie en una posición extendida; esto demuestra la acción del tendón de aquiles durante su posición extendida (cuando el pie está extendido).

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