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Lateral Meniscus Tear
Lateral Meniscus Tear
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Barry Bellosis, a musculoskeletal radiology fellow at Stanford University, discusses a 24-year-old female patient who presented with acute right knee pain, indicating a potential lateral meniscus tear. A normal meniscus appears as a low signal intensity structure on MRI, resembling a bow-tie. A tear, such as a boccet handle tear, shows abnormal signal reaching the surface and can result in contour irregularities. This specific tear type involves the longitudinal separation of the meniscus, resembling a bucket handle. It is visible on MRI as a displaced fragment and a double PCL sign, reflecting its particular characteristics.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 27
Topic
Knee
Keywords
2nd Edition, CASE 27
2nd Edition
Knee
musculoskeletal radiology
lateral meniscus tear
MRI
bucket handle tear
double PCL sign
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