Surgery General 619006ed

Coronary ligaments of the knee are:

Ligaments connecting the menisci to femur

Ligaments connecting the menisci to tibia

Ligaments connecting the anterior horns of both menisci

Ligaments connecting the lateral meniscus to capsule

High-Yield Explanation

Coronary ligaments attach the outer border of the menisci with the tibial edge and restrict their movements. Ref: Anatomy of The Human Body By Henry Gray, 20th Edition, Chapter 3

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