[简答题]PassageC Inrecentmonths,scientistshavedescribedanewlayerinthecorneaofthehumaneyeandalong‐overlookedligamentintheknee. Inourmodernageofimagingandotheradvancedmedicaltechnologies,howisitpossiblethatwestilldon’tknoweverythingthereistoknowaboutouranatomy Despitealonghistoryoffascinationwiththehumanbody,expertssay,holescontinuetoexistinourknowledgebecauseweareenormouslycomplexcreatures.What’smore,there’salotofvariationfromonepersontothenext.Realityisafarcryfromtheclearandcolourfulpicturesinanatomytextbooks. Asmedicalstudentsbeginthereverentworkofcadaverdissection,thecomplexitiescanbeoverwhelming."Whenstudentsopenupthebodyforthefirsttime,it’sreallyhard.It’sreallyconfusing,"saysDanielSchmitt,anevolutionaryanthropologistandcoursedirectorforhumangrossanatomyatDukeUniversity,NorthCarolina. "It’slikegettingupclosetoapointillistpaintingwhereyoujustseedots,"hesays."It’slikegoingtoanewcity,anewcountry,anewworld.Theyjusthaven’tanticipatedwhatit’sgoingtobelike.It’sbeau
A. A．It is Steven Claes who has first discussed and described the anterolateral ligament in a detailed way.
B．The complexity of the arthroscopic procedures is the one reason that prevents surgeons noticing the existence of the ALL.
C．The French surgeon in 1879 is the first researcher who has found the existence of the fibrous band which is called ALL.
D．The anterolateral ligament has been neglected for a very long time, resulting in the failure of some surgeries.