The medial cuneiform (foot bone)

What it does

The medial cuneiform sits between the navicular and the first metatarsal, on the inner side of the foot. Its wedge shape helps form the transverse arch across the middle of the foot, and two strong leg muscles that lift and support the arch attach to it.

Nearby

• The navicular (boat-shaped foot bone)
• The long bones of the foot
• The intermediate cuneiform (foot bone)
• The shin muscle

Read more

• Medial cuneiform — Wikipedia