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Fig. 10. Radial tear in 26-year-old man, with diagram showing marching cleft. Sagittal T2-weighted MR images with fat suppression obtained through radial tear that is aligned obliquely to plane of imaging reveal cleft (arrows) in each segment of meniscus that is slightly more posterior than that in each prior image. A, B, and C = sagittal slices through meniscus.





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