WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next We have looked at two of the main Syndesmotic Ligaments so far. Tomorrow we will look at two further ligaments. The Transverse Ligament. The Tibio Fibular Interosseous Ligament. And look at their anatomy, their appearance and how to find them on MRI. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 05 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
WHAT IS A SYNDESMOSIS: WHAT ARE THE SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS WHAT IS A SYNDESMOSIS: It’s a fibrous joint where a membrane or ligaments attach two bones. There is no cartilage at the joint. WHAT ARE THE SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS The distal tibio fibular syndesmosis has 4 ligaments: Anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament (AITFL). Posterior inferior tibiofibular ligament (PITFL)
SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS: PiTFL Read More »
WHAT IS A SYNDESMOSIS WHAT ARE THE SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS WHAT IS A SYNDESMOSIS It’s a fibrous joint where a membrane or ligaments attach two bones. There is no cartilage at the joint. WHAT ARE THE SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS The distal tibio fibular syndesmosis has 4 ligaments: Anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament (AITFL). Posterior inferior tibiofibular ligament (PITFL)
OLA 04.1 SYNDESMOTIC LIGAMENTS AiTFL and PiTFL Read More »
Stay tuned on new
Mini-Fellowships launches and learnings
This site is intended for Medical Professions only. Use of this site is governed by our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement which can be found by clicking on the links. Please accept before proceeding to the website.
