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Your knee is the largest joint in your body where three bones come together: Your femur (thighbone) Your tibia (shinbone) Your patella (kneecap) Connecting these bones, and allowing the freedom of movement you enjoy in your knees, are a host of soft tissue players, including: Ligaments Muscles Cartilage Tendons Bursae What are the most common causes of knee pain

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