Navicular Cuneiform Joint: Anatomy, Function, Injuries, And Treatment
The navicular cuneiform joint is a saddle-shaped articulation between the navicular and cuneiform bones of the foot. Cartilage covers the contacting surfaces. Ligaments, such as the plantar and dorsal cuneonavicular ligaments, provide stability and limit excessive motion. The joint allows for gliding and slight angular movements, essential for foot articulation during walking and running. Sensory…