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cruciate ligament tear

A cruciate ligament tear involves the rupture of the anterior or posterior cruciate ligament in the knee, usually resulting from sports injuries involving sudden changes of direction or twisting movements. Typical signs include a loud pop, severe swelling due to blood in the joint, and a sensation of instability or "wobbliness" in the knee.



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