Supracalcaneal bone

The supracalcaneal bone is one of the most important bones in the human skeleton. It is located in the foot and is responsible for supporting the forefoot. This bone is made up of two bones that fit together to form a triangle. The supracalcaneal bone can be divided into four parts: the head, the neck, two surfaces, one of which is smooth and the other is tuberous. The tuberous surface of the bone is known as the supracalcaneal arch.

The function of the supracheal bone is to provide support to the heel bone and foot as a whole. In addition, the supracalcaneal bone also plays an important role in the shock absorption function of the foot. When we walk, the supracalcaneal bones play a key role in providing shock absorption to the foot.