Adductor hallucis muscle
musculus adductor hallucis
It is traditionally said to adduct the great toe; it is probably more active in the push-off phase, when it pulls the four lateral metatarsals toward the great toe, fixes the transverse arch and resists the forces that would separate the heads of the metatarsals.

In the full entry
The full entry, with every field, sources, quiz and clinical correlations, is in the atlas.
- Origin
- Insertion
- Innervation
- Blood supply