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ILLUSTRATION
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17-48MEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
Damage to the knee as a result of a force applied from the
outside of the knee often includes three major structures. The
so-called “unhappy triad” injury includes the medial collateral
ligament, the medial meniscus, and the ACL. When the femur
rotates too far in either direction of the tibia, the ligaments
and menisci are liable to be damaged. These are often
sports-related injuries, and they occur when a person’s extended
and planted limb is impacted from the posterolateral aspect of
the knee.
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