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Fig. 2B. —Proven full-thickness defect in patella and normal femoral and tibial cartilages in 24-year-old man, a professional football player with knee pain. Axial fast spin-echo proton density—weighted MR image shows well-defined full-thickness defect in patellar apex (large arrow). Small cartilage fragments are seen in defect and free in joint (small arrows).

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