What is the anatomical name for this joint? Which view is it?
Patellofemoral Joint (knee joint)
Anterior view
What is the tibiofemoral joint of the knee an articulation of?
What type of joint is it?
It’s an articulation of lateral and medial condyles of the femur bone + the tibial plateaus of the tibia.
*planteau is covered with hyaline cartilage
Classification: synovial/bi-condylar
Name this joint. What is it an articulation of?
Classification?
Tibiofibular Joint (s) = Proximal and distal joints between Tibia and Fibula bones
Classification:
proximal = plane synovial
distal = fibrous = syndemosis (no active movement, small glide)
Interroseous Membrane connects the two
Patellar Ligament
resists knee flexion
inserts on tibial tuberosity, inferior to patella
Tibial Collateral (Medial)
-from medial epicondyle to tibial shaft
prevents ABduction of the Tibia
Fibular Collateral (Lateral)
- from lateral epicondyle to fibula head
prevents ADDuction of Fibula
Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)
prevents anterior displacement of tibia (in relation to Femur) & hyperextension of knee
-from anterior aspect of tibia to medial surface of lateral humerus condyle
Posterior Cruciate Ligament
prevents posterior displacement of tibia (relative to humerus)
-from posterior tibia surface to lateral surface of medial femur condyle
Medial Menisci
C-shaped
Lateral Menisci
O-shaped
What is the anatomical name for the ankle joint?
What articulates?
Joint classification?
Talocrural Joint = tibia medial malleolus + fibula lateral malleolus + talus trochlea
Classification: Synovial/hinge
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Tarsometatarsal
(synovial/plane)
Metatarsophalangeal
(synovial/ellipsoidal)
Interphalangeal
(synovial/hinge)
Name this joint and its classification
Subtalar Joint
Classification: Synovial/plane
Trochanteric Bursa