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Foot anterior with labeled tarsals

An illustration from the anterior-superior view of the skeletal structure of a right human foot, focusing mostly on the bones around the ankle (tarsals), which are labeled. The foot faces upwards, with the toes oriented towards the bottom of the image. Key tarsals are highlighted and labeled with individual solid lines, including the talus, navicular, cuboid, and medial, intermediate, and lateral cuneiforms. Metatarsals extend downwards, completing the foot's structure. Text at the bottom reads "Anterior-Superior Right Tarsals."

Anatomical illustration. Anterior-superior view of a right foot skeleton, primarily displaying the tarsal bones from the ankle downwards. Tarsals: talus, navicular, cuboid, medial cuneiform, intermediate cuneiform, and lateral cuneiform. The colour scheme utilises muted, bone-like tans and grays. Each bone is sectioned off with dotted black lines, with text labels placed in relation to them. Text at the lower centre reads “Anterior-Superior Right Tarsals” in black text. White background.

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