Knee Injuries- The Unhappy Triad

Although the knee can withstand up to 7 times your body weight in vertical force, it is very prone to injury upon external force. This tutorial talks about the unhappy triad, a serious knee injury due to external force. And also the structures involved.
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[@alinak1929]

This is a really good video and it explains the things very good and understandabl!! :)

[@elmanahmed6117]

It's a great lecture!

[@natialia2148]

I have this 😥 thank you for this video

[@thijskurstjens531]

Honestly impressive how clean that writing is using the paint tool lol

[@alexandermilentis2130]

I didn't know the MCL was attached to the meniscus. Is the LCL attached to the lateral meniscus?

[@manishasonyaful]

I don't think so, I believe the LCL is connected to the lateral aspect of the fibula.

[@fatimazulfiqar.1635]

Basically, the deeper part of MCL blends with the fibrous/articular capsule of knee joint and with the medial meniscus. So due it fixity with MCL, they frequently rupture together. While, lateral meniscus is separated from the LCL by the tendon of popliteus, which protects it.

[@AB-ig7hs]

Lateral rotation can cause this injury too, but is it always to the medial meniscus ?

[@saar1241]

I have mcl, acl and lateral men.

[@andreapineda7798]

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[@nidagul2613]

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[@prudhvinath9719]

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[@bballev2]

lol, who says tibial collateral?

[@corinam.2633]

I have this

[@umadchet3426]

how is your knee now i just recently did mine

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Me 2

[@jiminson7224]

lateral meniscus is more prone to injury than medial meniscus

[@sayanmondal5672]

Jimin Son nope ...it’s the opposite cuz the medial meniscus is attached to the tibial collateral ligament which exchanges mobility for stability...thus it is less adaptable to a sudden motion

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[@sanjibangupta8156]

nd lateral has popliteus muscle