OCAD MSK

History

30 y/o jumped into sand at the beach from a 4 foot ledge celebrating the New Year

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Discussion

Along with the reverse segond fracture there is a medial tibial plateau fracture anteriorly, PCL tear and medial meniscus root attachment tear. Reference article.

Diagnosis

Reverse segond fracture

Phillip Tirman, MD
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