Abstract:Objective To investigate anatomical characteristic of common peroneal nerve and medial tibial nerve and its application in calf transplants. Methods Fourteen female and 2 male anti-corrosion specimens as a total of 32 calves were involved in this study. Connection of femoral internal and external condyle stood for X axis and Y axis stood at midpoint of connection of femoral internal and external condyle, perpendicular to X axis. For establishment of anti-corrosion specimen calf two-dimensional coordinate system. The anatomical position of the common nerve, medial branch of the tibial nerve of the tibial nerve and the lateral dorsal muscle of the tibial nerve were mapped to the two-dimensional coordinate system. Results The common peroneal nerve was emitted from the upper and lower condyles of the sciatic nerve at the angle of 11.61 cm (21.36 ± 3.41). The gastrocnemius muscle of the gastrocnemius muscle started downwards with the angle of (28.63 ± 2.87) at 4.04 cm above the internal and external epicondyle of the tibial nerve. Distance between origin of external epicondyle of the tibial nerve and common peroneal nerve was (2.64 ± 0.87) cm, and that was (2.89 ± 0.68) cm at the level of the medial and lateral condyles of femur. Conclusion Common peroneal nerve stands close to the tibial nerve epicardial lateral branch muscle in the popliteal fossa; extra caution should be paid when performing calf thin surgery, avoidinginjury of the common peroneal nerve.