ABOUT ROUND LIGAMENT OF FEMUR (ligament of head of femur)

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History of the formation of knowledge about the biomechanical function of the ligamentum capitis femoris in citations. [RU] See: https://kruglayasvyazka.blogspot.com/2025/07/lcf.html

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An article about the distal attachment of the ligamentum capitis femoris. It is planned to be supplemented later, stay tuned for updates. https://kruglayasvyazka.blogspot.com/2025/06/lcf-1_23.html… [in Ru] Tweet of June 24 2025 #hip #ligamentum_capitis_femoris #ligamentum_teres BLOG CONTENT TWITTER OR X

1874HenleJ

Fragment of the book Henle J. Anatomischer Hand-Atlas zum Gebrauch im Secirsaal (Anatomical atlas for use in the anatomy room. Ligaments, 1874). In the figure, the author indicates the attachment of the LCF to the transverse ligament of the acetabulum. Translation into Russian is available at the link: 1874HenleJ. Quote p. 84 Tafel XLVIII. Hüftgelenk. (Halbe Lebensgrösse.) Fig. 1. Hüftgelenk, von vorn. Fig. 2. Hüftgelenk, im Profil, Schenkelbein etwas gebeugt und einwärts rotirt. Fig. 3. Hüftbein um die verticale Axe etwas rückwärts, um die transversale aufwärts gedreht; Schenkelbein mit der vordern Fläche lateralabwärts gedreht und abducirt. Fig. 4. Frontalschnitt des Hüftgelenks,parallel den Fasern des Lig. teres. Fig. 5. Horizontalschnitt der Pfanne, untere Hälfte. Das Lig. teres an der Insertion in der Fossa capitis getrennt, der Schenkelkopf abwärts zurückgeschlagen. Fig. 6. Durchschnitt des Schenkelhalses und de...

1726HeisterC

Fragments from the book Heister C. Succincta a natomia corporis humani (1726). The author writes about the site of distal attachment and role of the ligamentum capitis femoris (LCF). Information about the author could not be clarified. Quote 1. [Lat] Pars II. Tabula I. De Connexione Ossium ingenere. Not. Συνέυρωστε . Συνδεσμώσις s. Ligamentosa; sic per ligamentum connectuntur os femoris cum osse ischio. Quote 2. [Lat] Caput II. De Ossibus Artuum Inferiorum sive totius Pedis. Tabula I. De Osse Femoris. Not. 1. Incentro capitis magni, pro alligatione ligamenti teretis. Translation [Eng] Quote 1. Part II. Table I. About the connection formed by bones. Note. Συνέυρωστε. Συνδεσμώσις s. Ligamentosa; ligamentous; thus, the femur is connected to the ischium by a ligament. Quote 2. Chapter II. About the bones of the lower limbs or the entire leg. Table I. Femur. Note. 1. In the center of the large head, for attaching the rounded ligament. ...

Pathology of LCF Attachment Areas

Version : 20240419 PATHOLOGY OF LCF ATTACHMENT AREAS 1. Distal attachment area 2. Proximal attachment area 3. Both attachment areas Types of Pathology of LCF Attachment Area 1. Spontaneous 2. Iatrogenic Variants of Pathology of LCF Attachment Area 1. Displacement of the attachment area (dislocation) 2. Partial damage to the attachment area 3. Destruction of the attachment area Pathology of the Distal Attachment Area of LCF 1. Caudal displacement (coxa vara, juvenile epiphysiolysis) 2. Cranial displacement (coxa valga, adductor contracture) 3. Forward displacement (anteversion) 4. Backward displacement (retroversion) 5. Flexion displacement (flexion contracture) 6. Extension displacement (extension contracture) 7. Medial displacement (protrusion, fracture of the acetabulum) 8. Lateral displacement (external subluxation) Pathology of the Proximal Attachment Area of LCF 1. Caudal displacement (vertical ace...