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Fig. 1 —Diagram shows measurement for anterior (A) and posterior (P) distances from peripheral meniscal margin to tibial margin for both anterior and posterior horns, indicating meniscal location on tibial plateau. Lines through both peripheral meniscal margin and outermost tibial margin were set perpendicular to baseline along inferior meniscal surface of both anterior and posterior horns, respectively. Anteroposterior distances between these two lines were measured in millimeters.