Talus Overview

This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the talus bone, also known as the ankle bone. It covers the anatomy, including its three main parts: the head, neck, and body. The tutorial details the articulations of the talus with other bones, forming joints like the talocalcaneal navicular and talocrural joints. It also explores the bony landmarks and ligaments associated with the talus, emphasizing its role in ankle stability. Clinical notes highlight the implications of talus fractures, including potential vascular issues.

What is the function of the subtalar joint involving the talus?

Identify the bony landmarks associated with the neck of the talus.

Discuss the importance of the sinus tarsi in relation to the talus.

What are the main arteries vulnerable to rupture in talus fractures?