The Achilles ligament is an intersection of the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles. The soleus muscle lies profound to the gastrocnemius muscle, emerging from the back surface of the upper tibia. The ligament is embedded on the back surface of the calcaneus distal to the back unrivaled calcaneal tuberosity. The Achilles ligament isn't encased in a genuine synovial sheath yet is encircled by paratendon made out of a solitary layer of cells. This tissue is luxuriously vascularized and is answerable for a great part of the blood supply,4 which arrives at the ligament through a progression of transverse vincula that work as ways for the vessels. The Achilles ligament additionally gets blood from vessels starting at the musculotendinous and osteotendinous intersections
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