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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Banana - 06-23-2005

gets a prize

post-traumatic dysfunction of the Flexor hallucis longus and brevis, Peroneus longus, Tibialis anterior and Flexor digitorum longus and brevis.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Odysseus - 06-23-2005

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Bill - 06-23-2005

brain damage to the verbal and motor skeels portions of the brain.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Dr. Lecter - 06-23-2005

erectile dysfunction...

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Odysseus - 06-23-2005

http://www.google.com is your friend

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Dr. Lecter - 06-23-2005

Paralyzed from the waist down.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - cLaY - 06-23-2005

I've had multiple tibia in my sphincter, just sayin'

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Banana - 06-23-2005

Odysseus Wrote:http://www.google.com is your friend

I know what it means. I want to know if you know what it means.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Odysseus - 06-23-2005

Banana Wrote:I know what it means. I want to know if you know what it means.

something to do with your feet and toes

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - TomFoolery - 06-23-2005

Damage to the muscles in the leg/foot. Do I need to expand on this?

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Banana - 06-23-2005

TomFoolery Wrote:Damage to the muscles in the leg/foot. Do I need to expand on this?

You're only half right. Be more specific.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Odysseus - 06-23-2005

injury from putting to much stress on your lower leg and foot

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Fairiedust - 06-23-2005

why are you asking about ankle/and foot pain? commonly referred to as Myofascial syndromes

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Dr. Lecter - 06-23-2005

charley horse.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Fairiedust - 06-23-2005

i'm guessing some on injured themselves recently and learned some new words..lol

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - TomFoolery - 06-23-2005

Banana Wrote:You're only half right. Be more specific.

The flexor hallucis longus is the muscle that flexes the big toe and helps supinate (roll the foot to the outer edge) the ankle.


The flexor hallucis brevis flexes the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe and provides support to the medial longitudinal arch.


The peroneus longus everts the foot and plantar flexes the ankle. It also helps to support the transverse arch of the foot.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - TomFoolery - 06-23-2005

The tibialis anterior is a dorsiflexor of the ankle and inverter of the foot.



The flexor digitorum longus flexes toes 2-5 and helps in plantar flexation of the ankle.
(See Tom, Dick, & Harry picture)

The flexor digitorum brevis flexes toes 2-5 and helps in medial and lateral longitudinal arches.



Summary: A person with these types of injury has a fucked up foot.

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Fairiedust - 06-23-2005

post-traumatic dysfunction...is pain after injury

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - Dr. Lecter - 06-23-2005

sprained ankle

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First person to give this to me in layman's terms - cLaY - 06-23-2005

what's the scientific term for crooked penis? vitaminE is looking into Cock Straightening Surgery.

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