Lateral crus of frog
Crus cunei laterale
Definition
The lateral crus of frog is the more lateral of the two crus that form the cornual frog. They are symmetrical, both extending from the base of frog forward and meeting at the apex of frog, located near the center of the solar surface of the foot.
References
Barone R, Simoens P. Anatomie comparée des mammifères domestiques, Tome 7, Neurologie II, Vigot, Paris, 2010.
