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Fig. 7. —Grade 5 lesion in 12-year-old girl who experienced popping
feeling in knee while playing basketball. Sagittal proton
density–weighted image shows focal loss of cartilage (arrow)
and subchondral bone in anterior aspect of lateral femoral condyle.
Osteochondral fragment was seen on another image (not shown).
