41 ligaments in Shoulder Clear × · alternate versions listed on each card
LigamentRotator Interval Capsulecapsula intervalli rotatorumShoulderThe rotator interval is a triangular region of the glenohumeral capsule between the anterior supraspinatus and…
LigamentSpinoglenoid Ligamentligamentum spinoglenoidaleShoulderThe spinoglenoid ligament, also called the inferior transverse scapular ligament, spans the spinoglenoid notch between the…
LigamentSuperior Acromioclavicular Ligamentligamentum acromioclaviculare superiusShoulderThe superior acromioclavicular ligament reinforces the superior aspect of the AC joint capsule, contributing to horizontal…
LigamentSuperior Glenohumeral Ligamentligamentum glenohumerale superiusShoulderThe superior glenohumeral ligament is the smallest of the three glenohumeral ligaments, contributing to inferior and…Also:
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LigamentSuperior Labral Complexcomplexus labralis superiorShoulderThe superior labral complex encompasses the superior glenoid labrum, the biceps-labral complex at the biceps anchor,…
LigamentSuperior Labrumlabrum glenoidale superiusShoulderThe superior glenoid labrum provides the attachment for the long head of the biceps tendon and…
LigamentSuperior Transverse Scapular Ligamentligamentum transversum scapulae superiusShoulderThe superior transverse scapular ligament bridges the suprascapular notch, converting it into a foramen through which…Also:
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LigamentTransverse Humeral Ligamentligamentum transversum humeriShoulderThe transverse humeral ligament bridges the bicipital groove between the greater and lesser tubercles, retaining the…
LigamentTrapezoid Ligamentligamentum trapezoideumShoulderThe trapezoid ligament is the anterior, larger component of the coracoclavicular ligament complex, running from the…
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