meniscofemoral ligament
[ mə-nĭs′kō-fĕm′ər-əl ]
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n.
Either of two bands, anterior and posterior, that extend upward from the lateral meniscus, pass before and behind the posterior cruciate ligament, and reach the medial condyle of the femur.
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Words nearby meniscofemoral ligament
Menippe, meniscectomy, meniscitis, meniscocyte, meniscocytosis, meniscofemoral ligament, meniscus, menispermaceous, Menkes syndrome, Menkure, Menlo Park
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