Cases

[image.png][image.png] [image.png] [image.png] This adolescent has had recent, recurrent soccer injury. Now there is an anteriorly flipped discoid lateral menicus, as if a bucket handle type injury. 16 months ago after a prior injury there was widening of the posterolateral meniscocapsular junction with grunge where I might expect the popliteomeniscal fascicles. Either they were torn, […]

[image.png][image.png] [image.png] [image.png] This adolescent has had recent, recurrent soccer injury. Now there is an anteriorly flipped discoid lateral menicus, as if a bucket handle type injury. 16 months ago after a prior injury there was widening of the posterolateral meniscocapsular junction with grunge where I might expect the popliteomeniscal fascicles. Either they were torn,

[image.png][image.png] [image.png] [image.png] This adolescent has had recent, recurrent soccer injury. Now there is an anteriorly flipped discoid lateral menicus, as if a bucket handle type injury. 16 months ago after a prior injury there was widening of the posterolateral meniscocapsular junction with grunge where I might expect the popliteomeniscal fascicles. Either they were torn,

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD

62-year-old patient. History of injury 2 years ago. Clinically signs of lateral meniscal tear with possible meniscal cyst. No specific pain stated. No X-ray available. Sequences, clockwise, starting top left corner: PD FS, T1w, PD FS, TIRM Appears benign. Ideas? [image.png] Björn Jobke, MD