106 ligaments in Foot & Ankle Clear × · alternate versions listed on each card
LigamentLisfranc Ligament Detail (Dorsal)ligamentum tarsometatarsale Lisfranc pars dorsalisFoot & AnkleThe dorsal Lisfranc ligament is the superficial component connecting the medial cuneiform to the second metatarsal…
LigamentLisfranc Ligament Detail (Plantar)ligamentum tarsometatarsale Lisfranc pars plantarisFoot & AnkleThe plantar Lisfranc ligament runs from the medial cuneiform to the second metatarsal base on the…
LigamentLong Plantar Ligamentligamentum plantare longumFoot & AnkleThe long plantar ligament is the longest ligament in the foot, running from the calcaneal tuberosity…Also:
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LigamentMedial Ankle Ligament (Deltoid, Complete)ligamentum deltoideum (complexus)Foot & AnkleThe deltoid ligament is a multilayer complex with superficial (tibionavicular, tibiospring, tibiocalcaneal) and deep (anterior and…
LigamentMedial Ankle Ligament Overviewligamenta medialis cruris (overview)Foot & AnkleThe medial ankle ligament complex is the collective term for all ligamentous structures on the medial…
LigamentMedial Sesamoid Ligamentligamentum sesamoideum mediale pedisFoot & AnkleThe medial sesamoid ligament connects the tibial (medial) sesamoid to the medial base of the hallux…
LigamentMedial Talocalcaneal Ligamentligamentum talocalcaneum medialeFoot & AnkleThe medial talocalcaneal ligament runs from the posteromedial talus (medial tubercle) to the sustentaculum tali of…
LigamentMidtarsal Joint Dorsal Ligamentsligamenta dorsalia articulationis tarsi transversaeFoot & AnkleThe dorsal midtarsal ligaments collectively reinforce the dorsal aspect of the Chopart joint (talonavicular and calcaneocuboid),…
LigamentNaviculocuneiform Ligamentsligamenta naviculocuneiformiaFoot & AnkleThe naviculocuneiform ligaments connect the navicular to the three cuneiform bones, forming the naviculocuneiform joints at…
LigamentNaviculocuneiform Plantar Ligamentsligamenta naviculocuneiformia plantariaFoot & AnkleThe plantar naviculocuneiform ligaments connect the inferior navicular to the plantar surface of the three cuneiform…
LigamentPlantar Aponeurosis Central Bandaponeurosis plantaris, fasciculus centralisFoot & AnkleThe central band of the plantar aponeurosis is the thickest and strongest component, running from the…
LigamentPlantar Aponeurosis Lateral Bandaponeurosis plantaris, fasciculus lateralisFoot & AnkleThe lateral band (lateral cord) of the plantar aponeurosis is one of its three parts, alongside…
LigamentPlantar Aponeurosis Medial Bandaponeurosis plantaris, fasciculus medialisFoot & AnkleThe medial band of the plantar aponeurosis is a thin component running medially alongside the central…
LigamentPlantar Calcaneonavicular Ligament (Full)ligamentum calcaneonaviculare plantare (completus)Foot & AnkleThe plantar calcaneonavicular ligament (spring ligament) in its complete form is the three-component complex (superomedial band,…
LigamentPlantar Cuboid-Navicular Ligamentligamentum cuboideonaviculare plantareFoot & AnkleThe plantar cuboid-navicular ligament connects the plantar surface of the navicular to the plantar surface of…
LigamentPlantar Fasciaaponeurosis plantarisFoot & AnkleThe plantar fascia runs from the medial calcaneal tubercle to the proximal phalanges, forming the primary…Also:
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LigamentPlantar Intermetatarsal Ligamentsligamenta metatarsalia interossea plantariaFoot & AnkleThe plantar intermetatarsal ligaments are short, stout ligamentous bands connecting the plantar surfaces of adjacent metatarsal…Also:
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LigamentPlantar Plate (Second MTP)fibrocartilago plantaris articulationis metatarsophalangealis secundaeFoot & AnkleThe second MTP plantar plate is the most commonly injured plantar plate in the forefoot, producing…Also:
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LigamentPlantar Plate of the Metatarsophalangeal Jointfibrocartilago plantaris articulationis metatarsophalangealisFoot & AnkleThe plantar plate is a thick fibrochondrous structure on the plantar aspect of each metatarsophalangeal joint,…
LigamentPlantar Tarsometatarsal Ligamentsligamenta tarsometatarsalia plantariaFoot & AnkleThe plantar tarsometatarsal ligaments are the primary static stabilisers of the Lisfranc joint complex on the…
LigamentPosterior Deep Deltoid Ligamentpars posterior profunda ligamenti deltoideiFoot & AnkleThe posterior deep deltoid ligament (posterior tibiotalar ligament) is the deepest and strongest component of the…
LigamentPosterior Talocalcaneal Ligamentligamentum talocalcaneum posteriusFoot & AnkleThe posterior talocalcaneal ligament runs from the posterior process of the talus to the posterior surface…
LigamentPosterior Talofibular Ligament (Detail)ligamentum talofibulare posterius (detail)Foot & AnkleThe PTFL is the strongest lateral ankle ligament, running nearly horizontally from the posterior fibula to…
LigamentPosterior Talofibular Ligament (Full)ligamentum talofibulare posteriusFoot & AnkleThe PTFL is the strongest of the three lateral ankle ligaments, running nearly horizontally from the…
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