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- Descending part of iliofemoral ligamentPars descendens ligamenti iliofemoralisThe medial, nearly vertical limb of the Y-shaped iliofemoral ligament, running from the ilium to the lower intertrochanteric line.
- Dorsal calcaneocuboid ligamentLigamentum calcaneocuboideum dorsaleA thin, broad band across the top of the joint between the calcaneus and the cuboid on the outer side of the foot.
- Dorsal carpometacarpal ligamentsLigamenta carpometacarpea dorsaliaStrong bands on the back of the hand that bind the distal carpal bones to the bases of the second to fifth metacarpals.
- Dorsal cuboideonavicular ligamentLigamentum cuboideonaviculare dorsaleA short oblique band on the top of the midfoot that ties the navicular bone to the cuboid bone beside it.
- Dorsal cuneocuboid ligamentLigamentum cuneocuboideum dorsaleA short band of fibres on the top of the midfoot joining the lateral cuneiform bone to the cuboid.
- Dorsal cuneonavicular ligamentsLigamenta cuneonavicularia dorsaliaShort fibrous slips on the top of the midfoot joining the navicular bone to each of the three cuneiform bones in front of it.
- Dorsal intercarpal ligamentsLigamenta intercarpea dorsaliaTransverse fibrous bands across the back of the wrist that bind the carpal bones to one another.
- Dorsal intercuneiform ligamentsLigamenta intercuneiformia dorsaliaShort transverse bands on the top of the midfoot that tie each cuneiform bone to its neighbour.
- Dorsal metacarpal ligamentsLigamenta metacarpea dorsaliaShort transverse bands on the back of the hand joining the bases of neighbouring finger metacarpals at the intermetacarpal joints.
- Dorsal metatarsal ligamentsLigamenta metatarsea dorsaliaShort transverse bands on the top of the forefoot that join the bases of neighbouring metatarsal bones.
- Dorsal radio-ulnar ligamentLigamentum radioulnare dorsaleA band on the back of the distal radio-ulnar joint, joining the dorsal edge of the radius's ulnar notch to the ulnar head.
- Dorsal radiocarpal ligamentLigamentum radiocarpeum dorsaleThe main ligament on the back of the wrist joint, running obliquely from the distal radius to the proximal row of carpal bones.
- Dorsal scaphotriquetral ligamentLigamentum scaphotriquetrum dorsaleA band on the back of the wrist that runs across the proximal carpal row from the triquetrum to the scaphoid.
- Dorsal tarsometatarsal ligamentsLigamenta tarsometatarsea dorsaliaFlat fibrous bands on the upper surface of the midfoot that bind the distal row of tarsal bones to the bases of the metatarsals.
- Dorsal ulnocarpal ligamentLigamentum ulnocarpeum dorsaleA thin band on the back of the wrist's ulnar side, joining the region of the ulnar head and articular disc to the carpus.
- External intercostal membraneMembrana intercostalis externaA thin aponeurotic sheet in the front of each intercostal space, continuing the external intercostal muscle forwards to the sternum.
- Fibular collateral ligamentLigamentum collaterale fibulareA rounded cord on the outer side of the knee, running from the lateral femoral epicondyle down to the fibular head.
- Frenula capsulaeLongitudinal folds of the reflected hip joint capsule and synovial membrane running along the neck of the femur towards the head.
- Iliolumbar ligamentLigamentum iliolumbaleA strong band on each side joining the fifth lumbar transverse process to the back of the iliac crest.
- Iliopectineal archArcus iliopectineusThe iliopectineal arch is a thickened band of iliac fascia under the inguinal ligament that divides the space into muscular and vascular compartments.
- Iliotibial tractTractus iliotibialisThe iliotibial tract is the thick band of deep fascia running down the outer side of the thigh from the iliac crest to the tibia.
- Inferior glenohumeral ligamentLigamentum glenohumerale inferiusThe largest and strongest of the three glenohumeral ligaments, a hammock under the shoulder joint from glenoid to humeral neck.
- Inferior pubic ligamentLigamentum pubicum inferiusA thick arched band beneath the pubic symphysis that joins the two pubic bones and rounds off the top of the pubic arch.
- Inferior tarsusTarsus inferiorThe thin plate of dense connective tissue that stiffens the lower eyelid, lying just above its free margin.