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Muscle of lower extremity > Muscle of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Plantaris muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Body part > Extremity > Extremity part > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Plantaris muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Structure of half of body lateral to midsagittal plane (body structure) > Extremity > Extremity part > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Plantaris muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Body part > Extremity > Lower extremity > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Plantaris muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Structure of half of body lateral to midsagittal plane (body structure) > Extremity > Lower extremity > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Plantaris muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Muscle of lower extremity > Muscle of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Structure of superficial posterior crural muscle (body structure) > Superficial posterior crural muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Body part > Extremity > Extremity part > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Structure of superficial posterior crural muscle (body structure) > Superficial posterior crural muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Structure of half of body lateral to midsagittal plane (body structure) > Extremity > Extremity part > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Structure of superficial posterior crural muscle (body structure) > Superficial posterior crural muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Body part > Extremity > Lower extremity > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Structure of superficial posterior crural muscle (body structure) > Superficial posterior crural muscle > Entire plantaris muscle
... > Body structure > Anatomical or acquired body structure (body structure) > Anatomical structure > Topographic region > Structure of half of body lateral to midsagittal plane (body structure) > Extremity > Lower extremity > Lower extremity part > Lower extremity region > Structure of free lower limb (body structure) > Leg > Calf of leg > Posterior crural muscle structure (body structure) > Structure of superficial posterior crural muscle (body structure) > Superficial posterior crural muscle > Entire plantaris muscle

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