[Accessory soleus muscle].

A case of an accessory soleus muscle is reported. This is a rare anomaly. Frequently, a bursa or some type of soft-tissue tumour such as a lipoma, haemangioma or sarcoma is suspected. CT scanning is diagnostic and is recommended before surgical excision on account of different types of insertion.

Keywords

Adult, Leg, Muscles, Humans, Female, Tomography, X-Ray Computed

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