The Anterolateral Ligament of the Knee: Descriptive Anatomy and Clinical Correlation.

Background: The anterolateral ligament is a fibrous structure in the anterolateral aspect of the knee. Recently this liagament of the knee has gained spotlight in anatomical and imaging studies and has been designated as a new ligament of the knee joint. The anterolateral ligament (ALL) has been postulated to be a restraint against the anterolateral instability of the knee resulting in a positive pivot shift test.

Gross and microscopic study of insertion of levator palpebrae superioris and its anatomical correlation in superior palpebral crease formation and its clinical relevance.

Background: To study insertion of LPS and correlate anatomically the formation of superior palpebral crease and its clinical relevance in section of Indian population.

Methods: Twenty-five human eyelids from cadavers ranging from 15-80 years were studied by dissection and histology.

Results: The levator aponeurosis traverses through interfascicular space of orbicularis oculi with twenty four inserting into subcutaneous tissue.