1️⃣ Anatomy of the PCL on axial Images:
- Axial images are particularly well suited for visualization of the vertical component and the coronal images for visualization of the horizontal component.
Magn Reson Imaging Clin N Am 22 (2014) 557–580
2️⃣ Meniscofemoral Ligaments (MFLs):
- The presence of the anterior and posterior MFL varies among individuals. The anterior MFL is observed in 20–75% of knees, whereas the posterior MFL appears in 70–100% of cases. Overall, at least one type of MFL is present in more than 90% of individuals.
- The MFLs attach near the Posterior Medial Bundle's (PMB) femoral attachment. Specifically, the posterior MFL attaches just proximal to it, and the anterior MFL attaches just distal, both exhibiting a circular cross-section.
Am J Sports Med. 2015 Dec;43(12):3077-92
3️⃣ Details on Meniscofemoral Ligaments:
- The attachment site of the anterior MFL (aMFL) varies, with 80% attaching distally to the PMB and the remaining 20% to the Anterolateral Bundle (ALB).
- The posterior MFL (pMFL) has a significant femoral attachment area, located proximal to the medial intercondylar ridge and PMB, and attaches distally to the posterior horn of the lateral meniscus.
Am J Sports Med. 2015 Dec;43(12):3077-92
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