Free Lower Limb (Fibrous Joints) Anatomy in 3D

Fibrous joints of the free lower limb are characterized by dense connective tissue directly uniting articulating bones, allowing for limited to no movement. These articulations provide stability and load-bearing capacity, primarily found between the distal tibiofibular joint and tarsometatarsal/intertarsal joints.

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Related structures

Free Lower Limb (Synovial Joints) Lower Limb (Muscular System) Bursae of Lower Limb Cranial Fibrous Joints Fasciae of Lower Limb larynx (Fibrous joints)