The blood supply of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is primarily derived from

A. Superior medial genicular artery

B. Descending genicular artery

C. Middle genicular artery

D. Circumflex fibular artery

Correct Answer: Middle genicular artery

Description: Middle genicular artery and inferior genicular artery supplies anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments.

Category: Anatomy

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