Presentation
Knee pain.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Flipped meniscus
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The avulsed anterior horn of the lateral meniscus is flipped over and situated above the posterior horn.
Case Discussion
The avulsed anterior horn of the lateral meniscus is flipped over and situated above the posterior horn.
Disproportionate posterior horn sign (meniscal tear) is a feature described with a meniscal tear having a posteriorly flipped fragment.