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Structure
The transverse perineal ligament is formed from a thickening of the perineal membrane, where it attaches to the arcuate ligament of the pubis.
Anatomical Relations
The transverse perineal ligament is a fibrous band in males that spans the subpubic angle just behind the deep dorsal vein of the penis.
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Joint Ligament
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Entheseal structures are widely located throughout the body and are represented by the interface between bone and several tissues including tendon, joint capsules and ligaments.
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