Triangular space of cruciate ligaments
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Triangular space of cruciate ligaments (TSC) is defined as the potential extrasynovial space between anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments of knee joint.
Gross anatomy
Boundaries
- anteriorly
- anterior: anterior cruciate ligament - posteriorly
- posterior: posterior cruciate ligament - inferiorly: tibial plateau
The synovial reflections divide the knee joint into medial and lateral compartment which are continuous anteriorly (anterior to the anterior cruciate ligament). The synovial membrane does not line the posterior surface of posterior cruciate ligament.
-<li>anteriorly - anterior cruciate ligament</li>-<li>posteriorly - posterior cruciate ligament</li>-<li>inferiorly - <a title="Tibial plateau" href="/articles/tibial-plateau">tibial plateau</a>- +<li>anteriorly: anterior cruciate ligament</li>
- +<li>posteriorly: posterior cruciate ligament</li>
- +<li>inferiorly: <a href="/articles/tibial-plateau">tibial plateau</a>
-</ul><p>The synovial reflections divide the knee joint into medial and lateral compartment which are continuous anteriorly (anterior to the anterior cruciate ligament). The synovial membrane does not line the posterior surface of posterior cruciate ligament.</p><p> </p>- +</ul><p>The synovial reflections divide the knee joint into medial and lateral compartment which are continuous anteriorly (anterior to the anterior cruciate ligament). The synovial membrane does not line the posterior surface of posterior cruciate ligament.</p>
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