✅ Knee MRI Mastery/Chap 3.Collateral Ligaments

(Fig 3-A.26) Three arms of the posterior oblique ligament, anatomy

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📌Anatomy of the Posterior Oblique Ligament

✅ Origin Originates distal and posterior to adductor tubercle (separate from superficial MCL origin)

✅ Proximal Course Identified posterior to superficial MCL proximally on axial imaging

✅ Distal Attachments Three arms:

  • Capsular arm - blends with posterior capsule and semimembranosus sheath
  • Tibial arm - attaches to posteromedial tibia and meniscus, merges with semimembranosus tendon
  • Superficial arm - blends with superficial MCL and semimembranosus insertion

✅ Function: Provides important posteromedial knee stability

 

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