#MeniscalTears #verticaltear #longitudinaltear #ACLinjury #VisualizingMSK
- Type of Tear: Longitudinal Tear
- Characteristics:
- Runs perpendicular to the tibial plateau.
- Runs parallel to the long axis of the meniscus.
- This is commonly seen in younger patients following knee trauma.
- There is a notable association between peripheral longitudinal tears and ACL tears. Specifically, 90% of Medial Meniscus (MM) and 83% of Lateral Meniscus (LM) peripheral longitudinal tears are accompanied by an ACL tear.
- MRI Findings:
- Presence of a vertical line of increased signal intensity contacting the meniscus's superior, inferior, or both surfaces.
- Does not involve the free edge of the meniscus, unlike horizontal or radial tears.
- Common Location:
- Typically, it involves the posterior horn in both medial and lateral menisci.
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