Ligaments stretch when pulled by bone due to their viscoelastic properties, which allow them to deform under stress. When a bone moves, it exerts tension on the attached ligament, causing the collagen fibers within the ligament to elongate. This stretching helps to accommodate movement and maintain joint stability, but excessive stretching can lead to injury or ligament damage.
it is when a tendon or ligament is pulled it is when a tendon or ligament is pulled
stylohyoid ligament
Ligament attaches bone to bone tendon attaches muscle to bone
A sprain is a stretch or tear of a ligament.
ligament
No. A ligament connects bone. It is not a muscle.
A ligament.
a ligament attaches bone to bone
I do not think a ligament is a muscle. A ligament is what binds two bones together. That is basically what i know
Its a strain on the ligament, when you pull your ligament too far it strains the elasticity and it hurts cause its pulled too hard.
Ligament attaches muscle to bone. If a ligament is yanked hard enough, it can yank pieces of bone loose or just crack the bone (an indirect fracture).
No, a torn ligament is a sprain. A sprain can happen when a ligament is overstretched. It can be caused by a twist or wrench. So a twisted ankle is a sprained ankle. A strain refers to when you tear or overstretch a muscle or tendon (which attach muscles to bones). This can be caused by a sudden stretch or extra effort. So a pulled hamstring is a strained hamstring.