
pmid: 4066465
pmc: PMC1165141
The internal structure of the tarsal bones has been studied to investigate their cancellous architecture. It is revealed that these bones have fine and coarse meshworks and even a tendency for obliteration of the trabecular pattern in the bones lying distal to this midtarsal joint. Internal structure of the talus does not show an arched pattern of bony lamellae. An increased density of bony lamellae in the internal structure of the navicular bone could result from excessive stress, enforced by its close relationship to the three cuneiform bones.
Male, Calcaneus, Humans, Female, Tarsal Bones, Talus
Male, Calcaneus, Humans, Female, Tarsal Bones, Talus
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