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The 10 pages that link to Ligament (anatomy), each with the reason it gives.

• TendonCompared with: Unlike a tendon, a ligament primarily links bones rather than transmitting muscle force.

• FasciaCompared with: Ligaments have a more specific joint-stabilizing role than fascia generally does.

• Postcranial skeletonRelated: Ligaments restrain and guide movement where postcranial bones meet.

• SprainNarrower topic: A sprain damages this tissue, stretching or tearing its fibers.

• AponeurosisCompared with: Ligaments link bones, whereas aponeuroses usually transmit force from muscle.

• JointRelated: Ligaments limit excessive movement and help keep joint surfaces aligned.

• Joint dislocationRelated: Ligaments may stretch or tear when a joint is forced out of alignment.

• Bursa (anatomy)Related: Ligaments, like tendons, may move or bear pressure near bursae.

• Human musculoskeletal systemBroader topic: Ligaments restrain excessive motion and reinforce joints.

• ProlapseNarrower topic: Ligaments help hold organs in position, and their failure can contribute to displacement.