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Ligaments

Ligament reference, attachments, joint stability roles, sprain grading, clinical tests, and injury management.

619 ligaments
10 ligaments starting with P in Pelvis & Hip  Clear × · alternate versions listed on each card
Ligament Pectineal Ligament Tendinous Component ligamentum pectineale (pars tendinea) Pelvis & Hip The pectineal ligament (Cooper ligament) is a strong fibrous band along the pecten pubis on the…
Ligament Posterior Capsule of the Hip capsula articularis coxae (pars posterior) Pelvis & Hip The posterior hip capsule is thinner than the anterior capsule and is reinforced mainly by the…
Ligament Posterior Sacroiliac Ligaments ligamenta sacroiliaca posteriora Pelvis & Hip The posterior (dorsal) sacroiliac ligaments are a layered group of short and long bands behind the…
Ligament Pubocervical Ligament ligamentum pubocervicale Pelvis & Hip The pubocervical fascia (ligament) is the fascial condensation connecting the cervix to the pubic bones anteriorly,…
Ligament Pubofemoral Ligament ligamentum pubofemorale Pelvis & Hip The pubofemoral ligament reinforces the inferior and anterior hip joint capsule, running from the superior pubic… Also: Full overview
Ligament Puboprostatic Ligaments ligamenta puboprostatica Pelvis & Hip The puboprostatic ligaments are paired condensations of the endopelvic fascia connecting the anterior surface of the…
Ligament Pubourethral Ligament ligamentum pubourethralis Pelvis & Hip The pubourethral ligaments are paired condensations of the endopelvic fascia that connect the midurethra to the…
Ligament Pubovesical Ligament Detail ligamentum pubovesicale detail Pelvis & Hip The pubovesical ligaments are paired condensations of the endopelvic fascia connecting the anteroinferior bladder neck and…
Ligament Pubovesical Ligaments ligamenta pubovesicalia Pelvis & Hip The pubovesical ligaments are the female equivalents of the puboprostatic ligaments in males, connecting the anterior…

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