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Scientists Discover New Knee Ligament That Could Help Athletes Recover From ACL Tears
Is the knee really so big that scientists could discover a new ligament as recently as this year? Is the knee really so big that scientists could discover a new ligament as recently as this year? That was mostly the case after surgeons at the University Hospitals Leuven in Belgium "discovered" the anterolateral ligament (ALL) by dissecting cadaver knees, according to The Huffington Post.
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