Ligament

By Shannon Erstad, MBA/MPH

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Ligaments are strong, tough, ropelike connective fibers. They connect bones to each other, connect cartilage to joints, and support internal organs, such as the kidneys.

Author:Shannon Erstad, MBA/MPH

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Last Updated: 05/16/2008

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