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Fig. 4B —Knee from cadaver of 90-year-old woman. Lateral (B)
and medial (C) serial sagittal T1-weighted spin-echo MR images (TR/TE,
550/20) obtained after injection of gadolinium-containing contrast material in
cadaveric knee specimen show ruptured anteroinferior popliteomeniscal fascicle
(arrow, B), detachment of popliteofibular ligament from
fibular head (arrowhead, B), ruptured posterior ligament of
fibular head (arrowheads, C) which led to communication
(arrow, C) between knee joint and proximal tibiofibular joint,
lateral meniscus (LM, B), popliteal tendon (P, B), femur (FM,
B), tibia (T), and fibula (F).
