Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . e ligamentum collaterale fibulare (the long external lateral ligament), which runsfrom the external condyle of the femur to the head of the fibula as a comparatively independentstructure, and the ligamentum collaterale tibiale (the internal lateral ligament), a broad fibrousradiation in the capsular ligament extending from the internal condyle of the femur to the marginof the cartilaginous surface of the tibia. Posteriorly there are two ligaments: (1) The liga-mentum popliteum obliquum, running from the external condyle of the femur obli
Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . e ligamentum collaterale fibulare (the long external lateral ligament), which runsfrom the external condyle of the femur to the head of the fibula as a comparatively independentstructure, and the ligamentum collaterale tibiale (the internal lateral ligament), a broad fibrousradiation in the capsular ligament extending from the internal condyle of the femur to the marginof the cartilaginous surface of the tibia. Posteriorly there are two ligaments: (1) The liga-mentum popliteum obliquum, running from the external condyle of the femur obliquely down-ward and inward, where it becomes adherent to the tendon of insertion of the semimembranosusmuscle; (2) the ligamentum popliteum arcuatum, a curved fibrous band radiating from the ex- Fig. 8S. Anterior tibial artery-Anterior tibial nerve. M. extensor digit, longu Musculocutaneous nerve M. extensor proprius hallucis External malleoli., - Short saphenous nerve KstenKil of nmsciiloai- M. peronaeus extensor digitorum Fig. 86. TibiaAnterior tibial artery _\__X m nterosseous membrane —-f- M. tibialis posterior E— Posterior tibial artery i_f Posterior tibial nerve _T~\ Long saphenous vein - ^ X. gastrocnemius (inner head) >eep fasciaM. peronaeus longus
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