Collateral Ligaments
A number of on either side of, and serving as a of movement of, a having a hingelike movement.
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About Joints
The point at which two or more are connected is called a . In all , the bones are kept from grinding against each other by a lining called . Bones are joined to bones by strong, elastic bands of called . are connected to bones by tough cords of tissue called . Muscles pull on tendons to move joints. Although muscles are not technically part of a joint, they’re important because strong muscles help support and protect joints.
