Presentation
History of knee injury while playing
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Flipped meniscus
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The lateral meniscus shows 'ghost meniscus sign' posteriorly with a peripheral vertical longitudinal tear of its posterior horn and body, flipping into the intercondylar region and lying posterior to the anterior horn.
Case Discussion
The flipped meniscus is a subtype of bucket handle tear, where the torn fragment flips anteriorly.
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