Classification
Type I: Undisplaced; only the anterior edge of the eminence is elevated
ype II: Partially displaced; anterior elevation of the eminence
Type III: Entire eminence involved
- IlIA: Entire eminence lies above its bed, out of contact with tibia
- IlIB: Eminence is rotated as well as out of contact
Explanation
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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