Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation: Part V: Skeletal Systems
Ronald A. Bergman, PhD
Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
Ryosuke Miyauchi, MD
Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed
Figure 23:Coalescence of calcaneus and navicular. Trigonum free standing. Small fracture by the transition of the cuboid from the third cuneiform. Dorsal view.
Figure 24: Coalescence of calcaneus and navicular. Cuboides secondarium fused with the navicular. Strong fracture fused to the navicular. Sharp transition between the cuboid and cuneiform III. Plantar view.
Figure 25:Coalescence between calcaneus and the navicular. Dorsal view.
Figure 26:Coalescence of cuboidocalcaneus and navicular.
a:Right foot, palntar view. Cuboids secondarium is fused with the navicular.b:Left foot, plantar view; cuboides secondarium with cuboid fusion.
c:Right foot, dorsal view.
d:Right foot, plantar view with mirror-image view. To be compared wuith b: relationship of cuboides secondarium right and left (right with the navicular and left with cuboides fusion).
Figure 27:Cuboides secondarium. Fused with cuboid, articulated with talus head. Plantar view.
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