This module covers the ligamentous anatomy, vascular supply, and movements of the joints of the lower limb, from the hip to the small joints of the foot.

This module covers the muscles of the gluteal region and the neurovascular structures that connect the pelvis to the gluteal region through the sciatic foramina.

This module covers the muscular compartments of the thigh and the key anatomical spaces—the femoral triangle, subinguinal space, adductor canal, and popliteal fossa—through which neurovascular structures pass.

This module covers the muscular compartments of the leg, including the origin, insertion, and function of the muscles in the anterior, lateral, and posterior compartments.

This module covers the surface anatomy, intrinsic muscles, neurovasculature, and supporting ligaments and arches of the foot.

This module covers the arterial, venous, and lymphatic supply of the lower limb, along with the cutaneous innervation and the organization of the lumbar and sacral plexuses and their major peripheral nerve branches, including the clinical effects of nerve injury.

This module covers the physiology of bone and muscle tissue, including bone remodeling and calcium homeostasis, the molecular mechanics of skeletal muscle contraction and fiber types, and the distinct contraction mechanisms of smooth muscle.