Coronary ligament of knee joint is between Menisci and Tibial Condyle

Question 2

Coronary ligament of knee joint is between

a.       Menisci at anterior ends

b.      Menisci at posterior ends

c.       Menisci & tibial condyle

d.      Menisci & femoral condyle

Answer

c) Menisci and Tibial Condyle

Reference

Gray’s Anatomy 38^th Edition Page 698 :

Quality

Reader

QTDF

Gray

Discussion

Internally the capsule is attached to the meniscal rims, connecting them to the tibia by short coronary ligaments.

Explanation

Self Explanatory

Comments

There is another coronary ligament in the Liver. This name is given to the reflexion of peritoneum from the diaphragm to the superior and posterior surfaces of the right lobe of the liver, forming the perimeter of the approximately triangular but rather variable 'bare area' of the liver, i.e. that part of its surface which is apposed to the diaphragm without intervening peritoneum.

Tips

The coronary ligament of the liver is sometimes reflected on to the upper part of the right kidney's anterior surface (so forming the hepatorenal ligament).