Ligament rupture can occur in many parts of the body, and the cost of surgery can vary greatly depending on the treatment plan taken in different places. For example, a simple tendon rupture in a finger requires surgical suturing and external fixation in a cast for protection, and the cost is about$2000-3000. A cruciate ligament rupture in the knee joint cannot be solved by simple suturing, but requires arthroscopic ligament reconstruction surgery, which costs about$30,000-$50,000. An Achilles tendon rupture also falls under the category of ligament rupture and requires a large brace for protection after surgery, which can cost$15,000-20,000. Rarely, the long head tendon of the biceps muscle is ruptured, and this kind of ligament cannot be sutured, but can only be reconstructed at the beginning of the ligament.