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Figure 3


Fig. 2A —36-year-old man who had injured his knee while squatting down with true-positive MR diagnosis of medial meniscal tear at meniscocapsular junction on MRI 21 days after injury; tear was confirmed at arthroscopy 30 days after injury. Anterior cruciate ligament tear was not identified. Sagittal proton density–weighted (A) and T2-weighted (B) images show linear intermediate-signal-intensity line (arrow in A) and intermediate- and less-than-fluid-intensity line (arrow in B) contacting superior surface of meniscus.