15 ligaments starting with S in Foot & Ankle Clear × · alternate versions listed on each card
LigamentSecond MTP Lateral Collateral Ligamentligamentum collaterale laterale articulationis metatarsophalangealis secundiFoot & AnkleThe lateral collateral ligament of the second MTP joint connects the lateral second metatarsal head to…
LigamentSecond MTP Medial Collateral Ligamentligamentum collaterale mediale articulationis metatarsophalangealis secundiFoot & AnkleThe medial collateral ligament of the second MTP joint connects the medial second metatarsal head to…
LigamentSecond Tarsometatarsal Ligamentligamentum tarsometatarsale secundumFoot & AnkleThe second tarsometatarsal ligament connects the second metatarsal base to the middle cuneiform, forming the most…
LigamentSesamoid Ligaments of the Halluxligamenta sesamoidea hallucisFoot & AnkleThe hallux sesamoid complex is maintained by three groups of ligaments: the intersesamoid ligament (connecting the…
LigamentShort Plantar Ligamentligamentum plantare breveFoot & AnkleThe short plantar ligament (plantar calcaneocuboid ligament) is a broad, short ligament connecting the anterior calcaneus…
LigamentSinus Tarsi Ligamentsligamenta sinus tarsiFoot & AnkleThe sinus tarsi contains three distinct ligamentous structures: the cervical ligament, the interosseous talocalcaneal ligament, and…
LigamentSpring Ligamentligamentum calcaneonaviculare plantareFoot & AnkleThe spring ligament (plantar calcaneonavicular ligament) is the most important passive stabiliser of the medial longitudinal…
LigamentSpring Ligament Complex (Complete)ligamentum calcaneonaviculare plantare, complexusFoot & AnkleThe complete spring ligament complex is the three-band plantar calcaneonavicular ligament system (superomedial, inferoplantar longitudinal, and…
LigamentSpring Ligament Complex (Detail)ligamentum calcaneonaviculare plantare (complex)Foot & AnkleThe spring ligament (plantar calcaneonavicular) complex has two main components: the superomedial (SMCNL, the clinically important…
LigamentSpring Ligament Inferoplantar Bandpars inferoplantar ligamenti calcaneonavicularis plantarisFoot & AnkleThe inferoplantar longitudinal spring ligament band runs from the anterior calcaneal process to the navicular inferomedial…
LigamentSpring Ligament Superomedial Bandpars superomedialis ligamenti calcaneonavicularis plantarisFoot & AnkleThe superomedial calcaneonavicular band is the largest spring ligament component, running from the sustentaculum tali to…
LigamentSpring Ligament Third Bandpars medioplantar obliqua ligamenti calcaneonavicularis plantarisFoot & AnkleThe medioplantar oblique band is the third component of the spring ligament complex, running obliquely between…
LigamentSuperior Extensor Retinaculum of the Ankleretinaculum musculorum extensorum superius pedisFoot & AnkleThe superior extensor retinaculum is a transverse fibrous band across the front of the lower leg…
LigamentSuperior Peroneal Retinaculumretinaculum musculorum fibularium superiusFoot & AnkleThe superior peroneal retinaculum connects the lateral malleolus to the lateral calcaneus, forming the roof of…
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