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What is The pair of muscles whose tendons are attached symmetrically to the medial cuneiform bone are and explain in detail?
CUNEIFORM BONES:- Medial, intermediate and lateral.Medial- largestIntermediate- smallest Medial cuneiform:-Lateral surface has a L shaped facet for intermediate cuneiform.Attachments- Tibialis anterior Tibialis posterior Peroneus longus. Intermediate:-Lateral surface has a veical facet for lateral cuneiform bone.Attachment- Tibialis posterior. Lateral cuneiform:-Attachment- Tibialis posterior. <img src=" /> {Reference : BDC 6E pg no.35}