The lateral collateral ligament of the second MTP joint connects the lateral second metatarsal head to the lateral second toe proximal phalanx base.
Resists medial deviation of the second toe and provides lateral MTP joint stability.
Second MTP lateral collateral sprain produces lateral toe pain and mild instability, managed conservatively. Chronic laxity contributes to MTP joint synovitis and second toe deformity.
Acute lateral second MTP ligament sprain from medial deviation force, managed with buddy taping.
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