Meniscal Ossicles: What Are They, Where to Look and How to Report: MENISCAL OSSICLES: What are they? Area of ossification within the meniscus. Why Do they Occur? This is a nice article from AJR on Meniscal Ossicles which indicates that they are post traumatic in origin. (Meniscal Ossicle: Post-traumatic Origin and Association …
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Hemi Bucket Handle Tear MRI The standard meniscal bucket handle tears begin as vertical tears with the torn fragment then flipping into the inter condylar region or if one of the attachments of the bucket handle is also torn, the fragment can flip anywhere in that compartment. A variant of these is the so called …
What is the meniscal root? The meniscal root is a small portion of the meniscus that attaches and anchors the anterior and posterior horns of the meniscus to the intercondylar fossa or eminence of the tibia. Its usually the posterior root of the meniscus that is torn and medial more than lateral meniscus. Where is …
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