article_snippet: While it is unclear what exactly injury a woman sustained, an expert told MailOnline a woman could have fractured the tibia (the bone between the knee and ankle) or the femur (bone that extends from the pelvis to the knee).
article_snippet: It is also possible a woman sustained an injury to the posterior cruciate ligament, the strongest ligament in the knee.
article_snippet: ‘a woman could have torn a woman posterior cruciate ligament,' a woman said. '
article_snippet: her posterior cruciate ligament prevents the knee joint from what physios call "posterior instability". '
article_snippet: This means This prevents the tibia from moving too much and going behind the femur - the knee buckling back on This.
article_snippet: This’s also possible a woman pulled her posterior cruciate ligament off the leg bones and
article_snippet: the leg bones fractured.
article_snippet: a woman would have dislocated a woman knee.