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the knee is the largest joint in the human body its quite a complex joint its not a simple hinge as people think and the whole thing is held together by various ligaments the medial and lateral collateral ligaments that stop the new wobbling from side to side and then in the middle of the knee the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments which prevent the knee from wobbling forward and back and more importantly rotating lets recap the way that the ligaments in the knee work together in a little more detail in between the knee stabilize the name are two crossing ligaments or cruciate ligaments so we have the one at the front which is the anterior or front cruciate ligament that prevents the shin bone from coming too far forward on the thigh bone so if you snap it your shin can come too far forward and more importantly your knee becomes rotationally unstable in other words when you twist it feels like its going to give and then we have at the back the posterior cruciate ligament an