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ligament

[lig-uh-muhnt] / ˈlɪg ə mənt /




NOUN
tendon
Synonyms




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Girls and women have a 150% to 300% higher risk for potentially career-ending knee ligament injuries on the court or field compared with boys and men—something I see regularly in my own medical practice.

From The Wall Street Journal

Liverpool defender Conor Bradley has been ruled out for the rest of the domestic season after suffering a significant knee injury, involving damage to bone and ligament.

From BBC

The BBC reported that the injury is not an anterior cruciate ligament tear but does involve damage to the bone and ligament.

From Barron's

Christen Press, a two-time World Cup champion, torn the ligament in her right knee eight games into her first season with Angel City and needed four operations to repair the damage.

From Los Angeles Times

This small but important structure serves as the attachment point for the iliofemoral ligament, the strongest ligament in the human body and a critical component for standing and walking upright.

From Science Daily