Interestingly, the proportion of contact-related MCL injuries is thus of approximately the same percentage as that of non-contact ACL injuries reported in this study (63%) and in another similar study ...

It is less likely to sustain injuries than the ACL because it is stronger and thicker. The MCL, which is broad and flat and joins the thigh (femur) and shin (tibia) bones, stabilises the inner knee.

The MCL is injured more commonly than the ACL. "In most of the instances where I've treated MCL (injuries) throughout my ...

Rashee Rice 's 2024 knee injury was of the unconventional variant. Rice tore his LCL without tearing his ACL. The good news ...