ligamentcomplex
Ligament complex is a term used in anatomy to describe a coordinated set of ligaments surrounding a joint that function together to stabilize the joint, guide movement, and provide proprioceptive feedback. Rather than a single ligament, a complex comprises multiple ligaments, adjacent capsule, and sometimes tendinous connections that share orientation and function.
The composition and arrangement of a ligament complex vary by joint. Common examples include the ankle lateral
Injury and diagnosis: Sprains can affect one or more components of a complex, and instability may persist
Management and prognosis: Treatment emphasizes restoring the intact function of the whole complex through rehabilitation, bracing,
Development and variation: Ligament complexes develop from limb mesenchyme during embryogenesis and show anatomical variation across