new ligament discovered in the human knee :wow:

[Mr. Somebody]

Be anti science while working in a scientific field and using technology to comunicate on the internet brehs.

Im not anti science. I just dont believe everything these people say like many of you. Ive never seen you people give a to a respected scientist. You just go along with it because you respect ttheir intelligence more than your own.

 

[bigDeeOT]

Not sure what these guys are trying to do in putting this 'research' and news out, but this ligament is well known. It's the anterior oblique band of the LCL, and it's already known to be associated with ACL injuries.

Here's an example of it being studied 12 years ago: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11323461

There's nothing new about this - it's very misleading if they're acting as though it's a novel finding.

Edit: I read the journal article. They didn't say they discovered a new ligament, they just renamed the anterior oblique band and described it a bit more. Media providing misinformation as usual.

haha nice find brother

 

[OneManGang]

Not sure what these guys are trying to do in putting this 'research' and news out, but this ligament is well known. It's the anterior oblique band of the LCL, and it's already known to be associated with ACL injuries.

Here's an example of it being studied 12 years ago: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11323461

There's nothing new about this - it's very misleading if they're acting as though it's a novel finding.

Edit: I read the journal article. They didn't say they discovered a new ligament, they just renamed the anterior oblique band and described it a bit more. Media providing misinformation as usual.

Ya i knew something wasnt right. Its literally connected to the LCL. No way they just noticed that shyt.

 

[Kritic]

proof of God for you atheists

nope. proof this is evolution and man is evolving to something else...

 

[Won Won]

Not sure what these guys are trying to do in putting this 'research' and news out, but this ligament is well known. It's the anterior oblique band of the LCL, and it's already known to be associated with ACL injuries.

Here's an example of it being studied 12 years ago: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11323461

There's nothing new about this - it's very misleading if they're acting as though it's a novel finding.

Edit: I read the journal article. They didn't say they discovered a new ligament, they just renamed the anterior oblique band and described it a bit more. Media providing misinformation as usual.

Props. That ligament has been known since the late 19th century and the religious derps keep on derping

 

[Higher Tech]

proof of God for you atheists

Oh really... Why is god spoon feeding us information? To keep us on the bottle?

 

[NZA]

religious and anti science responses to a knee story? lord have mercy

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

religious and anti science responses to a knee story? lord have mercy

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[Kritic]

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i need the vls to that..

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

i need the vls to that..

The whole project was shelved in 1999.........there is no VLS........

Go here: www.theelordhavemercy.com​

 

[Fervid]

proof of God for you atheists

Please explain. It's not obvious to me.