The naviculocuneiform ligaments connect the navicular to the three cuneiform bones, forming the naviculocuneiform joints at the medial midfoot. The plantar ligaments are strongest.
Stabilise the naviculocuneiform joints, maintain medial arch height, and are the ligaments at risk in navicular stress fractures and midfoot arthritis.
Naviculocuneiform joint arthritis is part of the midfoot arthritis spectrum in flatfoot. Fusion included in flatfoot reconstruction when this joint is involved.
Naviculocuneiform joint arthritis requiring fusion as part of comprehensive flatfoot correction.
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