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Where Does Each Ligament Is Being Attached From Both Ends In Elbow Joint?

I am doing a school project and it involved making the elbow join. I ve been doing a lot of research but wasn t able to find where each ligament is being attached to. Some are visible from the pictures but some aren t. I would appreciate it if you let me know where each ligament is being attached from both ends. Thank you!
Wed, 30 Oct 2013
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In the elbow ligaments are on both inner and outer side of it . they are attached to lower end of humerus on either side and on inner side to ulna upper end and on outer side to radial head and neck.Alternatively, on net you can search for anatomy of the elbow joint which shall show the diagram of the ligaments around the elbow
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Where Does Each Ligament Is Being Attached From Both Ends In Elbow Joint?

In the elbow ligaments are on both inner and outer side of it . they are attached to lower end of humerus on either side and on inner side to ulna upper end and on outer side to radial head and neck.Alternatively, on net you can search for anatomy of the elbow joint which shall show the diagram of the ligaments around the elbow