“…The digastric anomaly has been the most commonly reported (Case, 1966; Das and Brown, 1975; Hayes, 1974; Kostakoglu et al, 1977; Mainland, 1927; Vichare, 1970). There are several reported cases of an intrinsic FDS brevis muscle co-existing with, and inserting into, an otherwise normal FDS tendon (Coenen and Biltjes, 1991; Fromont, 1895; Grant and Due, 1995; Sanger et al, 1991; Still and Kleinert, 1973).…”