Left plantar venous arch of foot (Arcus venosus plantaris)
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Anatomy
A deep venous arch accompanying the plantar arterial arch in the deep compartment of the sole, collecting metatarsal veins and communicating with posterior tibial venae comitantes.
Clinical notes
Acts as the plantar foot reservoir, compressed with every step to propel blood against gravity into the deep venous system of the lower extremity.
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FAQ
What is the role of the Left plantar venous arch of foot?
A deep venous arch accompanying the plantar arterial arch in the deep compartment of the sole, collecting metatarsal veins and communicating with posterior tibial venae comitantes.
Why is the Left plantar venous arch of foot clinically important?
Acts as the plantar foot reservoir, compressed with every step to propel blood against gravity into the deep venous system of the lower extremity.
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