An ACL tear is used to describe any injury to the Anterior Cruciate Ligament. Most commonly, the ACL pulls away from its origin on the end of the thighbone. It may also simply stretch or only be “partially” injured. The following video shows the surgical (arthroscopic) appearance of an intact ACL followed by an ACL that has
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