Topography
Sections
Thigh
Knee
Leg
Foot
Talotorsal joint
Os metatarsi il
Ligg. tarsometatarsalia dorsalia
Os metatarsi IV
Os metatarsi V
Ligg intercuneiformia
dorsalia
Ligg cuneonavicularia
dorsalia
Os naviculare
Lig, calcaneonaviculare
plantare
Facies articularis talaris media
Lig. talocalcaneum interosseum
Facies articularis talaris posterior
Calcaneus
Lig. calcaneofibulare
Tuberositas ossis metatarsi quinti
Lig cuneocuboideum dorsale
Os cuboideum
Lig calcaneonaviculare 1
Li
bifurcatum
Lig. calcaneocuboideum
J
M fibularis [peroneus] brevis, Tendo
Facies articularis
talaris anterior
Lig talofibulare
anterius
Lig. talocalcaneum
interosseum
Lig
deltoideum
Fig. 1312
Talotarsal joint,
Articulatio talotarsalis;
distal articular surfaces;
proximal view.
Fig. 1313
Talotarsal joint,
Articulatio talotarsalis;
proximal articular surfaces;
distal view.
Os naviculare (Facies articularis talaris)
Lig talocalcaneum interosseum
Facies articularis talaris media
Facies articularis talaris posterior
Lig cuboideonaviculare dorsale
Fig. 1314
Talotarsal joint, Articulatio talotarsalis;
the talus and the lateral ligaments have been removed;
Lateral view.
The two arrows point out the helical distorsion of the
talocalcaneal interosseous ligament.
• Tight connective tissue layer between the plantar calcaneonavicular
ligam ent and the tibionavicular part of the deltoid ligam ent lim iting
a m edially directed gliding of the head of the talus; slackening of this
layer results in flattening of the longitudinal vault Iffat-foot, pes valgusl
