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Fig. 5A. —46-year-old man with incidental finding of anomalous tibial
insertion of biceps femoris tendon. Volume-rendered 3D CT image viewed from
lateral aspect of knee shows biceps tendon (short arrows) inserting
onto lateral aspect of proximal tibia. Lateral collateral ligament (long
arrow) is partially visualized and is seen to insert on head of
fibula.
