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Fig. 1B. —Cadaveric specimen of skeletally mature knee. Posterolateral photograph shows attachments of ligaments on fibular head. Popliteofibular ligament (PF) inserts in upper facet of apex of fibular head. Medial (arcuate) (aA) and lateral (upright) (uA) limbs of arcuate ligament and fabellofibular ligament (fF) insert in anterolateral aspect of apex of fibular head. These three structures are attached close to base of apex of fibular head posterior relative to fibular insertion of fibular collateral ligament (FC) and tendon of biceps femoris muscle (B). Note superficial course of fabellofibular ligament (fF) relative to lateral (upright) limb of arcuate ligament (uA) as well as its connection to fabella (f). Arrow identifies tendon of popliteus muscle. lG = tendon of lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle, P = popliteus muscle.