Sentences with TIBIALIS-ANTICUS
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"The tibialis anticus muscle is located in the front of the lower leg."
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"Injury to the tibialis anticus can cause pain and difficulty walking."
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"The tibialis anticus works to dorsiflex the foot."
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"Athletes often have strong tibialis anticus muscles due to frequent use."
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"Stretching the tibialis anticus can help prevent cramps and tightness."
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"The tibialis anticus is responsible for lifting the toes off the ground during walking."
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"Weakness in the tibialis anticus can lead to foot drop."
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"The tibialis anticus is one of the key stabilizing muscles of the ankle."
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"Exercises targeting the tibialis anticus can improve balance and stability."
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"The tibialis anticus is innervated by the deep peroneal nerve."
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"The tibialis anticus can be strengthened with resistance training."
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"Overuse of the tibialis anticus can result in shin splints."
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"The tibialis anticus helps control the movement of the foot while walking on uneven surfaces."
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"A tear in the tibialis anticus may require surgery for proper healing."
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"The tibialis anticus contracts eccentrically during the lowering phase of walking."
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"A strong tibialis anticus muscle is important for athletes who participate in jumping sports."
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"The tibialis anticus is part of the anterior compartment of the leg."
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"The tibialis anticus is responsible for initiating movements such as lifting the toes."
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"Physical therapy exercises can help rehabilitate the tibialis anticus after an injury."
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"The tibialis anticus is a muscle located in the front of the lower leg."
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"Strengthening exercises for the tibialis anticus can help prevent shin splints."
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"Injury to the tibialis anticus can result in difficulty walking or running."
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"The tibialis anticus plays a crucial role in dorsiflexion of the foot."
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"Athletes often experience tightness or strain in the tibialis anticus after vigorous activity."
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"The tibialis anticus works in opposition to the calf muscles during walking."
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"Physical therapists may recommend stretching exercises for the tibialis anticus."
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"The tibialis anticus is connected to the shinbone through tendons."
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"Running uphill activates the tibialis anticus to a greater extent."
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"The tibialis anticus can be targeted with specific exercises to improve balance."
