A tear of the tibial (medial)collateral ligament (MCL)caused by a trauma injury is frequently associated with tears of the:

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A tear of the MCL typically occurs due to a valgus stress to the knee, which can also result in tears of the ACL and medial meniscus due to the rotational forces applied to the knee. Tears of the PCL and lateral meniscus are less common with this type of injury. Tears of the LCL and patella ligament are also not commonly associated with MCL tears.

A Tear of the Tibial (Medial)collateral Ligament (MCL)caused by a Trauma