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- Plantar cuneocuboid ligamentLigamentum cuneocuboideum plantareA short fibrous band in the sole that joins the cuboid to the lateral cuneiform at the cuneocuboid joint of the midfoot.
- Plantar cuneonavicular ligamentsLigamenta cuneonavicularia plantariaFibrous bands in the sole that fasten the underside of the navicular to the three cuneiform bones in front of it.
- Plantar intercuneiform ligamentsLigamenta intercuneiformia plantariaShort bands on the sole of the midfoot that tie each cuneiform bone to its neighbour on the underside.
- Plantar interphalangeal ligamentsLigamenta interphalangea plantariaThick fibrocartilaginous plates forming the floor of each interphalangeal joint of the toes and stopping the joints bending backwards.
- Plantar metatarsal ligamentsLigamenta metatarsea plantariaShort transverse bands in the sole that bind the bases of neighbouring metatarsal bones together at the intermetatarsal joints.
- Plantar metatarsophalangeal ligamentsLigamenta metatarsophalangea plantariaThe plantar plates of the metatarsophalangeal joints: fibrocartilage pads under each metatarsal head that bear weight and stop the toes over-extending.
- Plantar tarsometatarsal ligamentsLigamenta tarsometatarsea plantariaLongitudinal and oblique bands on the underside of the midfoot binding the cuneiforms and cuboid to the bases of the metatarsals.
- Popliteofibular ligamentLigamentum popliteofibulareA short, strong band at the back and outer side of the knee joining the popliteus tendon to the fibular head.
- Posterior cruciate ligamentLigamentum decussatum posteriusThe stronger of the two cruciate ligaments, running from the back of the tibia up and forwards to the medial femoral condyle.
- Posterior ligament of fibular headLigamentum posterius capitis fibulaeA single thick band strengthening the back of the upper tibiofibular joint, deep to the popliteus tendon.
- Posterior longitudinal ligamentLigamentum longitudinale posteriusA long band inside the vertebral canal running down the backs of the vertebral bodies and discs from the axis to the sacrum.
- Posterior meniscotibial ligament (Lateral meniscus)Ligamentum meniscotibiale posterius (Meniscus lateralis)The fibrous root that anchors the back end of the lateral meniscus to the posterior intercondylar area of the tibia.
- Posterior meniscotibial ligament (Medial meniscus)Ligamentum meniscotibiale posterius (Meniscus medialis)The fibrous root that anchors the back end of the medial meniscus to the posterior intercondylar area of the tibia.
- Posterior sacro-iliac ligamentLigamentum sacroiliacum posteriusA strong set of fibrous bands behind the sacro-iliac joint, binding the dorsal sacrum to the rear of the ilium.
- Posterior sternoclavicular ligamentLigamentum sternoclaviculare posteriusA band covering the back of the sternoclavicular joint, binding the medial end of the clavicle to the back of the manubrium.
- Posterior talocalcaneal ligamentLigamentum talocalcaneum posteriusA short band at the back of the hindfoot that fans out from the talus's lateral tubercle to the upper and medial calcaneus.
- Posterior talofibular ligamentLigamentum talofibulare posteriusThe deepest and strongest of the lateral ankle ligaments, running back from the fossa of the lateral malleolus to the posterior talus.
- Posterior tibiofibular ligamentLigamentum tibiofibulare posteriusA band at the back of the ankle joining the lower ends of the tibia and fibula across the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis.
- Posterior tibiotalar ligamentPars tibiotalaris posteriorThe posterior deep part of the medial (deltoid) ligament of the ankle, running from the medial malleolus back and down to the talus.
- Pterygospinous ligamentLigamentum pterygospinaleA small band in the deep face tying the sphenoid spine to the lateral pterygoid plate.
- Pubofemoral ligamentLigamentum pubofemoraleA band on the lower front of the hip capsule, running from the pubis to the capsule and the iliofemoral ligament.
- Quadrangular membraneMembrana quadrangularisA thin sheet of fibroelastic tissue in each side wall of the upper larynx, stretched between the epiglottis and the arytenoid cartilage.
- Quadrate ligamentLigamentum quadratumA small, thin fibrous sheet below the annular ligament, joining the lower edge of the ulna's radial notch to the radial neck.
- Radial collateral ligamentLigamentum collaterale radiale cubitiThe outer ligament of the elbow, fanning from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus down to the annular ligament of the radius.