Classification
Bucket handle: Vertical longitudinal tear
Radial: Tear involving the free margin of the meniscal tissue
Horizontal cleavage: Horizontal tear in the meniscal tissue
Degenerate: Tears with complex patterns; often combination of the other types
Flap: Tear with oblique vertical cleavage (parrot beak)
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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