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We are proud to present our 0914 torn anterior cruciate ligament medical images for powerpoint. This medicalimage has been crafted with human knee internal structure. This image explains the Anterior cruciate ligament ACL injuries in human knee. This image is useful for defining Femur, Normal Knee and Medial Collateral with Tibia in human knee.
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