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Transcript
PART III
SUMMARY TABLE
Joint
Type
Articulations of the Spinal Column, Pelvis, and Thorax
Bones
Ligaments
Movement
Spinal column
Atlanto-occipital
Condyloid
Occipital and atlas
• Articular capsules
• Anterior atlanto-occipital
• Posterior atlanto-occipital
• Lateral atlanto-occipitals
Flexion, extension,
abduction, adduction
Occipitoaxial
None
Axis and occipital
Tectoral, apical, and alar
None
Atlantoaxial
Pivot
Atlas and axis
• Articular capsules
• Anterior atlantoaxial
• Posterior atlantoaxial
• Transverse
Rotation
Intervertebral
Amphiarthrodial
(connected by cartilage)
Vertebral bodies
• Anterior longitudinal
(occipital to sacrum)
• Posterior longitudinal
(occipital to coccyx)
• Intervertebral discs
Slight gliding (limited
flexion, extension,
and rotation)
Intervertebral
Arthrodial (plane/gliding)
Vertebral articular processes and arches
• Articular capsules
• Ligamentum flava (axis to
sacrum)
• Ligamentum nuchae
(occipital to 7th cervical)
• Supraspinous (thoracic to
lumbar)
• Interspinous (lumbar)
• Intertransverse (lumbar)
Gliding
Thorax
Costovertebral
Arthrodial (plane/gliding)
Vertebral bodies and
heads of ribs
• Capsule
• Costovertebral radiate
• Interarticular
Gliding
Costotransverse
Arthrodial (plane/gliding)
Vertebral transverse
processes and the
necks and tubercles
of ribs
• Capsule
• Anterior costotransverse
• Posterior costotransverse
• Ligament of the neck
• Ligament of the tubercle
Gliding
Sternocostal
Synarthrodial (fixed,
joined by cartilage)
Manubrium of sternum and 1st rib
• Articular disc
None
Sternocostal
Arthrodial (plane/gliding)
Sternum and 2nd
through 7th ribs
• Costosternal capsules
• Costosternal radiates
• Interarticulars
• Costoxiphoid
Gliding
Costochondral
Synarthrodial (fixed)
Ribs and costocartilage
• Capsule
• Periosteum
None
Interchondral
Synarthrodial (fixed)
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th ribs
and costocartilages
• Capsule
• Interchondral
None
• Anterior sacroiliac
• (3) posterior sacroiliac
(long, short, and interosseous)
• Iliolumbar
Very limited (slight in
pregnancy)
Pelvis
Sacroiliac
Amphiarthrodial
(connected by cartilage)
Sacrum and ilium
From Kinetic Anatomy, Second Edition by Robert S. Behnke, 2006, Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
Pelvis
Pubic symphysis
Amphiarthrodial
(connected by cartilage)
Pubic bones
• Interpubic disc
• Anterior pubic
• Posterior pubic
• Superior pubic
• Inferior pubic (arcuate)
(Slight in pregnancy)
Nonarticular ligaments of the pelvis
Sacrum, coccyx, and
ilium
• Sacrotuberous
• Sacrospinous
(Stabilize the sacrum
and coccyx)
Anterior superior iliac
spine to the pubic
tubercle
Inguinal ligament
A landmark that separates the anterior
abdominal wall from
the thigh (the groin
area)
From Kinetic Anatomy, Second Edition by Robert S. Behnke, 2006, Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.