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What is Tibialis posterior muscle is supplied by which nerve? and explain in detail?
Ans A Posterior tibial nerveRef: Mac Glamry's Textbook of Foot and Ankle Surgery, pg. 196 Posterior tibial muscle is supplied by L5, S1 (posterior tibial nerve)# Action: Inversion of the foot at the ankle.# Test: The patient holds his foot in the inverted position while the examiner pushes outward toward eversion. Anterior tibial muscle is supplied by L4,5 (deep peroneal nerve)# Action: Dorsiflexion of the foot at the ankle.# Test: The patient dorsiflexes the foot and the examiner try to push the foot downward towards plantar extension.