Applied Anatomy of Bones and Joints of Lower Limb
The fibular collateral ligament is very strong and not commonly torn. Severe blows to the MEDIAL side of the knee would force the knee towards the lateral side and tear the fibular collateral ligament. The tibial collateral ligament is attached to the medial meniscus and damage to this ligament can lead to damage to the medial meniscus as well. ................
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