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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.
Torn ligaments describe a condition in which the connective tissue between 2 or more bones rips. These tears can be small and insignificant or may be catastrophic. Small rips and tears are the typical result of minor back injuries and muscular overexertion.