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Fig. 3C. Proven partial-thickness defect of lateral femoral condyle
and full-thickness defects in medial femoral condyle and lateral tibial
plateau in 40-year-old woman. Arthroscopic image of medial condylar defect
(large straight arrow) shows its full-thickness nature. Small radial
tear (small straight arrow) of medial meniscus is also present.
Curved arrow indicates medial tibial plateau.