Fibula

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at the fibula, one of the two long bones in the lower leg. It explains the fibula's anatomy, its role in stabilizing the foot joint, and its connections to the tibia. The fibula is narrower than the tibia and plays a lesser role in weight-bearing. The tutorial also covers the fibular nerve, potential injuries, and the fibula's distal end, which forms part of the ankle joint. Additionally, it details the muscles that originate from the fibula, highlighting their anatomical positions and functions.

What is the anatomical position of the fibula in relation to the tibia?

How does the length and width of the fibula compare to the tibia?

What is the primary role of the fibula in the lower leg?

Explain the significance of the common fibular nerve in relation to the fibula.

Describe the connection between the fibula and the tibia.

What are the ligaments associated with the lateral malleolus?

Which muscles originate from the fibula, and where do they attach?