OCAD MSK

History

79 y/o chronic knee pain with sudden onset of excruciating pain.

Figure 1 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Figure 2 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Figure 3 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Figure 4 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Figure 5 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Figure 6 for case PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)
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Discussion

Unstable medial meniscus root attachment tear with peripheral subluxation of the meniscus. Note the ghost meniscus sign on the sagittals. As a result of the altered forces across the knee, the patient has suffered a slightly impacted femoral and non displaced tibial fracture.

Diagnosis

PHMM root attachment tear with femoral and tibial fractures (RID2772) (RID4667)(RID4695)

Phillip Tirman MD
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