The annular ligament-revisited

The SOB and IOB were present in the majority of specimens. The previously described accessory lateral collateral ligament is a localized thickening on the lateral ligament complex arising from the supinator insertion independent of the IOB that attaches to the annular ligament inferiorly and distally and attaches onto the proximal anterior ulna at the bicipital fossa floor, medial to the supinator crest.