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...ligament]] (ACL) and the [[Posterior Cruciate Ligament|posterior cruciate ligament]] (PCL) in the knee. ...If the tibia moves backward more than it should, it indicates a potential injury to the PCL.

'''Anterior Cruciate Ligament''' The '''Anterior Cruciate Ligament''' (pronounced: an-TEER-ee-or KROO-she-ate LIG-uh-ment), often abbreviated

...to diagnose injury of the [[anterior cruciate ligament]] (ACL), a crucial ligament in the knee. It is named after its developer, [[John Lachman]], an American * [[Anterior cruciate ligament]]: A ligament in the knee that crosses from the underside of the femur (the thigh bone) t

=== [[Ligament Injuries]] === ...] injuries, [[posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)]] injuries, and collateral ligament injuries.

...n artery by air bubbles, which may have entered during surgery or after an injury ...sfer of blood or any of its parts to a person who has lost blood due to an injury, disease, or operation