The cuneocuboid ligament connects the lateral cuneiform to the cuboid, stabilising the cuneocuboid joint at the lateral midfoot and forming part of the transverse tarsal arch.
Stabilises the lateral cuneiform-cuboid articulation, contributes to lateral midfoot stability, and maintains the transverse arch alignment at the midfoot level.
Cuneocuboid joint disruption in lateral midfoot injuries contributes to lateral column instability. Selective cuneocuboid arthrodesis addresses isolated lateral midfoot arthritis.
Degenerative joint disease at the cuneocuboid articulation producing lateral midfoot pain, managed by selective arthrodesis.
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