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Fig. 2. —Photograph of cadaveric specimen of skeletally mature knee shows proximal aspect of right tibia and fibula and insertions of ligaments and tendons in posterolateral knee. Tendon of long head of biceps femoris is divided into anterior arm (alB) and direct arm (dlB), which are superficial relative to fibular collateral ligament (FC). Short head of biceps femoris muscle is attached to fibula by a direct arm (dsB) and to lateral tibial condyle by an anterior arm (asB). On anterolateral aspect of apex of fibular head, fabellofibular ligament (FF) is attached together with arcuate ligament, which is composed of medial (arcuate) (aA) and lateral (upright) (uA) limbs. Popliteofibular ligament (PF) covers upper facet of apex of fibular head.