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Cartilage Surgery Journals

Ligament is a connective tissue and is present in several areas of the body. Despite being an intense and adaptable material, harm is generally simple. The nice, rubbery material acts like a barrier between the joint bones. Individuals suffering from ligament damage usually experience joint agony, firmness and irritation. Cartilage surgery or ligament has a few capabilities in the human body, such as reducing contact and acting as a pad between joints, helping to strengthen our weight as we run, curve, and stretch. For example, it holds the bones of the ribcage together. For other body sections, for example, the exterior bits of our ears are built on the entire ligament. For juveniles, the lengthy bone attachments are composed of ligament, which turns into bone in the long run. 

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