Presentation
Fall on right knee. Unable to weight bear.
Patient Data
Age: 80 years
Gender: Female
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Vertical fracture through the patella. Knee joint effusion.
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Undisplaced, longitudinal sagittal comminuted fracture through the patella extending to the lateral articular facet, without a step or articular gap. Moderate-sized joint effusion. No tibial or femoral fracture was identified. Small calcific focus medial to the knee joint may represent calcification within the medial collateral ligament or represent old trauma.
Background mild degenerative change.
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