51 ligaments starting with I Clear × · alternate versions listed on each card
LigamentIntermeniscal Ligamentligamentum transversum genusKneeThe intermeniscal (transverse) ligament connects the anterior horns of both menisci across the anterior intercondylar area,…
LigamentInterosseous Carpometacarpal Ligamentsligamenta carpometacarpalia interosseaHand & WristThe interosseous carpometacarpal ligaments are short, stout bands directly connecting the carpal and metacarpal bones at…
LigamentInterosseous Cuneometatarsal Ligamentsligamenta cuneometatarsalia interosseaFoot & AnkleThe interosseous cuneometatarsal ligaments are short, stout bands connecting the medial and lateral surfaces of adjacent…
LigamentInterosseous Intermetatarsal Ligamentsligamenta metatarsalia interosseaFoot & AnkleThe interosseous intermetatarsal ligaments are short, strong bands connecting the bases of adjacent metatarsals, running transversely…
LigamentInterosseous Membrane (Forearm)membrana interossea antebrachiiForearmThe forearm interosseous membrane connects the radius and ulna through a fibrous sheet whose fibres run…
LigamentInterosseous Membrane (Forearm): Detailmembrana interossea antebrachii (detail)ForearmThe forearm interosseous membrane transmits 60% of axial load from the radius to the ulna through…
LigamentInterosseous Membrane (Leg)membrana interossea crurisLower LegThe interosseous membrane of the leg connects the tibia and fibula throughout the leg, transferring approximately…
LigamentInterosseous Membrane (Leg): Detailmembrana interossea cruris (detail)Lower LegThe interosseous membrane of the leg is a strong fibrous sheet stretched between the interosseous borders…
LigamentInterosseous Sacroiliac Ligamentligamentum sacroiliacum interosseumPelvis & HipThe interosseous sacroiliac ligament is the strongest ligament in the human body and the primary stabiliser…Also:
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LigamentInterosseous Talocalcaneal Ligamentligamentum talocalcaneum interosseumFoot & AnkleThe interosseous talocalcaneal ligament is a strong, broad band lying in the tarsal canal between the…Also:
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LigamentInterosseous Tibiofibular Ligamentligamentum tibiofibulare interosseumLower LegThe interosseous tibiofibular ligament is the short, stout ligament between the fibular notch of the tibia…
LigamentInterphalangeal Collateral Ligamentsligamenta collateralia articulationum interphalangearumHand & WristThe collateral ligaments at each IP joint prevent the lateral instability that would occur from side-to-side…
LigamentInterspinous Ligamentligamentum interspinaleLower BackThe interspinous ligament fills the space between adjacent spinous processes, complementing the supraspinous ligament above and…
LigamentInterspinous Ligament: Thoracicligamenta interspinalia thoracisChestThe thoracic interspinous ligaments are intermediate in thickness between the thin cervical and robust lumbar versions.…
LigamentInterspinous Ligament at L5-S1ligamentum interspinale L5-S1Lower BackThe interspinous ligament at L5-S1 connects the spinous process of L5 to the sacral crest, occupying…
LigamentInterspinous Ligament Tendinous Bandfasciculus tendineus ligamenti interspinalisLower BackThe interspinous ligaments are thin sheets of fibrous tissue joining the lower border of one spinous…
LigamentIntertransverse LigamentsligamentumLower BackThe intertransverse ligaments connect adjacent transverse processes throughout the spine, limiting lateral flexion. They are thin…
LigamentIntra-articular Ligament of the Head of the Ribligamentum capitis costae intraarticulareChestThe intra-articular ligament of the head of the rib is a short, flat band running from…
LigamentIschiofemoral Ligamentligamentum ischiofemoralePelvis & HipThe ischiofemoral ligament reinforces the posterior hip capsule, running spirally from the ischium around the posterior…Also:
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