Template:Infobox ligament
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| Anatomical terminology |
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Use[change source]
| This infobox is one of a series that use |
| {{Infobox anatomy}} |
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{{Infobox ligament
| Name =
| Image =
| Caption =
| Image2 =
| Caption2 =
| Latin =
| From =
| To =
| Pronunciation =
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Standard parameters[change source]
This template uses the Wikidata properties:
Terminologia Anatomica 98 ID (P1323) (see uses)- Terminologia Embryologica (P1693) (see uses)
- Terminologia Histologica (P1694) (see uses)
- Foundational Model of Anatomy ID (P1402) (see uses)
- described by source (P1343) (see uses)
- page(s) (P304) (see uses)
- NeuroNames ID (plain mode) (P4394) (see uses)
- Interlex ID (P696) (see uses)
This infobox is one in a series of anatomy infoboxes, all of which share common parameters. These include:
| Details | |
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| Name | = English name for structure |
| Pronunciation | = Pronunciation of name, if term is not commonly used |
| Image | = top image (omit "Image:") |
| Width | = width of top image (in pixels, default=250) |
| Caption | = caption under top image |
| Image2 | = second top image (omit "Image:") |
| Width2 | = width of second image (in pixels, default=250) |
| Caption2 | = caption under second top image |
| System | = Relevant body system (e.g. Circulatory system) |
| Identifiers | |
| Latin | = Latin name for structure |
| Greek | = Greek name for structure, if relevant to anatomy / medical use |
| Acronym | = Acronym, if in common use |
| Autofilled | |
| TA, TH, TE, MeSH, FMA, NeuroLex, NeuroNames | These fields are automatically filled from Wikidata, and edits can no longer be made through infoboxes. |
| Link | All templates in this series provide a link to the relevant Anatomical terminology articles - eg Anatomical terms of bone for Template:Infobox bone, etc. |
Unique parameters[change source]
Unique parameters to this infobox include:
| From | = Where the ligament travels from |
| To | = Where the ligament travels to |
Example[change source]
For an example, see Ligamentum teres