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UKtarsal
/tˈɑːsəl/
/tˈɑːɹsəl/Tarsal
[NOUN]1
(anatomy) any of the cluster of seven small bones in the foot between the ankle and upper foot
synonyms : tarsal bone
What is a "tarsal"?
A tarsal is one of several small bones that make up the tarsus, which forms the rear part of the foot's structure. Tarsals play a crucial role in providing stability, weight-bearing support, and flexibility to the foot. They help absorb shock and distribute forces during walking, running, and other activities. The tarsal bone's precise arrangement and articulation with other foot bones allow for intricate movements and adaptability to different surfaces. Together, the tarsals contribute to the overall structure, function, and mobility of the foot.
Examples
1. Those are the tarsals.
2. And those are the tarsals.
3. The metatarsals The metatarsals meet the tarsals with plane joints.
4. So those are your stretches and exercises for tarsal tunnel syndrome.
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