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Fig. 1B. —Articular cartilage: normal anatomy and lesions. Drawing shows cartilage flap tear. Chondral fragment is typically separated from underlying bone at tidemark and may hinge at one end, opening and closing like a trapdoor. Note sharp margination with normal cartilage at lesion border.

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