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Fragments from the book Langenbeck CJM. Handbuch der Anatomie mit Hinweisung auf die Icones anatomicae. Bd. 3. (1842). The author discusses the anatomy and role of the ligamentum capitis femoris (LCF). The text is prepared for machine translation using a service built into the blog from Google or your web browser. 

Quote pp. 531-532

1. Caput ossis femoris. Ist eine überknorpelte Kugel, welche in einer halben Hohlkugel sich bewegt, so dass beide Theile sich in Kreisbögen vollkommen berühren, und eine Nuss – Enarthrosis - bilden. In der Mitte der kugeligen Gelenkfläche des Schenkelkopfes, jedoch mehr unten, befindet sich eine Grube Fovea capitis – welche der Fossa acetabuli gegenüber liegt, um ein Band – Ligamentum teres so in sich aufzunehmen, dass es den Bewegungen des Gelenkkopfes nicht hinderlich ist. – Unten wird der Kopf von einem rauhen Rande umgeben, wodurch die Verwachsung desselben mit dem Halse bezeichnet ist.

Quote p. 539

3. Ligamentum teres, s. rotundum. Entspringt breit innerhalb der Incisura acetabuli, zwischen den Cornibus acetabuli, verschliesst diesen Ausschnitt, steigt aufwärts, tritt in die Fovea capitis femoris hinein, und beschränkt mit dem Ligamentum superius die Adduction. Obgleich dies Band in der Gelenkhöhle liegt, so kann es die Bewegung des Kopfes nicht stören, weil es tief in der Fovea acetabuli und in der Grube des Kopfes liegt.

Quote pp. 540-541

Das von dem Ligamentum capsulare fibrosum bedeckte Ligamentum capsulare synoviale überzieht eben so die Gelenkhöhle, wie jenes, schlägt sich dann einwärts , überzieht das Collum, auf welchem es bündelförmige Falten Plicae, s. Frenula welche viele Gefässe enthalten, bildet. Ueber das Labrum cartilagineum geht die Synovialhaut hinüber in die Pfanne, hüllt das Ligamentum teres scheidenförmig, die Massa adiposoglandulosa in der Fovea acetabuli und die Fovea capitis ein, so dass im Acetabulum gar kein freier Raum ist. Mit der überknorpelten Superficies lunata acetabuli und mit dem überknorpelten Kopf verbindet sich die umgeschlagene Synovialhaut als Perichondrium. Indem sie das Ligamentum teres einhüllt, leitet sie die Gefässe zum Schenkelbeinkopf. 



External links

Langenbeck CJM. Handbuch der Anatomie mit Hinweisung auf die Icones anatomicae. Knochen-, Bänder-. und Knorpellehre... Göttingen: in der Dieterichschen Buchhandlung, 1842. [books.google] 

Authors & Affiliations

Konrad Johann Martin Langenbeck (1776-1851) was a German surgeon, ophthalmologist, anatomist, professor at Göttingen. [wikipedia.org] 

Konrad Johann Martin Langenbeck (between 1775 and 1840)
Author unknown; original in the 
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Keywords

ligamentum capitis femoris, ligamentum teres, ligament of head of femur, anatomy, role, synonym

                                                                     

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