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Examining torn ACLs at the microscopic level, Murray and colleagues were surprised to find that the ligament tries valiantly to heal itself--cells migrate to the wound, growth factors are secreted and blood vessels grow to nourish the new tissue. But the ligament ends never join.
Once the ligaments are injured, they heal very slowly. Ligaments are white, because of the lack of blood supply. And also it is the lack of the blood supply that leads to slow healing. A very skilled therapist can âre-alignâ the ligaments back to the correct geometry. Only then, the ligaments may heal. PRP (platelet rich plasma) therapy is a powerful tool to heal this.