by Travis R. Liddell M.D. | 9 years ago
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is located in the middle of the knee joint and helps stabilize the knee in both front to back and rotational motions at the joint. A common injury to the ACL is a sprain or a tear. The ACL ligament is surgically reconstructed using a graft.
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