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Fig. 4D. —26-year-old man who was struck by automobile. Lateral radiograph of knee shows very tiny fragment (black arrow) of avulsion fracture displacing superiorly from head of fibula. Note irregular surface at top of styloid process of the fibular head (white arrow) instead of smooth and well-corticated outline of styloid process on nontraumatic side (not shown).

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