Presentation
Bilateral knee pain.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
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The lateral meniscus has an abnormally wide body which is seen in more than 3 sagittal images.
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The lateral meniscus has an abnormally wide body which is seen in more than 3 sagittal images.
Case Discussion
Discoid menisci are those that have a body that is too wide, usually affecting the lateral meniscus. They are incidentally found in 3-5% of knee MRI examinations.