Presentation
Discoid, injured lateral meniscus confirmed during arthroscopy in the contralateral knee after trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Discoid lateral meniscus
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Thick, discoid, but intact, stable (meniscofemoral ligaments normal) lateral meniscus. >80% coverage indidcative of complete form.
Case Discussion
Discoid meniscus is often present bilaterally, the othwerwise asymptomatic right knee joint was imaged fot this reason.
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