Presentation
Non-traumatic knee pain.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Extruded meniscus
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One leg standing PA view of knee shows medial joint space reduction with osteophytes.
There is soft tissue bulge along medial joint line.
There is genu varus.
From the case:
Extruded meniscus
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Coronal view of symptomatic medial knee - shows osteophytes, space reduction, extruded meniscus.
Coronal view of asymptomatic medial knee - for comparison.
Case Discussion
Finding of extruded medial meniscus in case of medial femoro-tibial compartment degenerative changes.