Meanings of tear ligaments in English

The vault left Strug with three torn ligaments in her ankle.

I was told I had torn ligaments and a sprained ankle.

An MRI showed he has two torn ligaments but no fracture.

That's the surgery to repair torn ligaments in the elbow.

Fallon had to leave the field with torn ligaments while playing for his club Balla.

That season he dislocated his knee in a game suffered several torn ligaments when he was tackled.

The 66-year-old Virgin founder was left bloodied and suffered a cracked cheek, torn ligaments and severe cuts.

Vatrano torn ligaments while running in September.

Two Fridays ago she was unsure if she could play at all, fearing torn ligaments in her ankle.

No harm done when you're young, but at the age of worn knees and torn ligaments, it's best avoided.

A split second later he heard the sharp crack that heralded a broken fibia and ankle and torn ligaments.

Furthermore, there is increased chance of damage of the already tenuous blood supply to scaphoid and the torn ligaments.

Then there are the more obvious muscular-skeletal injuries, such as torn ligaments and tendons, dislocated joints and occasional fractured bones.

The Nets also played without Spencer Dinwiddie, who sat out with torn ligaments in his right thumb and may need surgery.

Norman Williamson could face over a week on the sidelines after sustaining torn ligaments in his left knee at Chepstow yesterday.

Boateng was also injured in the Portugal match, suffering partially torn ligaments in his right thumb after falling in the first half.