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capsular ligament instability

Capsuloligamentous instability refers to a lack of joint stability, usually caused by overstretched or torn ligaments and joint capsules following an injury. Commonly affected joints include the ankle, knee, and shoulder. Typical consequences include recurrently turning or twisting the joint, pain, and a sensation of instability.



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