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🔴 Meniscocapsular Separation
🔹Disruption of capsular attachment of meniscus, in trauma, with irregularity, and increased signal intensity within meniscofemoral or coronary ligament on T2WI.
🔹Tear of the supporting meniscotibial (coronary) or meniscofemoral ligaments typically at the attachment to the meniscus
🔹In comparison to the medial side, the lateral meniscus has a looser attachment to the lateral capsule. When fluid accumulates, these lateral attachments may expand outward, a condition that should not be mistaken for a tear.
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