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Accurate knee MRI interpretation requires differentiating normal meniscus variants from tears. This review highlights common false positives and false negatives to improve diagnostic accuracy in meniscal pathology.

Keywords:

Knee Knee Joint Magnetic Resonance Imaging Meniscus Tibial Meniscus Injuries

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Area of Science:

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Orthopedic Imaging
Knee Anatomy

Background:

Accurate interpretation of knee MRI is crucial for diagnosing meniscal injuries.
Distinguishing normal anatomical variants from actual meniscal pathology is a diagnostic challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify and illustrate common normal meniscus variants that can be mistaken for tears (false positives).
To review meniscal tear types that are frequently missed or misdiagnosed as normal (false negatives).

Main Methods:

Pictorial essay format.
Review of imaging data from cases with specific meniscal abnormalities and variants.

Main Results:

False positives include synovial recesses, meniscal flounce, popliteus tendon-lateral meniscus relationship, transverse ligament, anterior root variants, and meniscofemoral ligament.
False negatives include focal radial tears, flap tears, posterior root tears, meniscocapsular separation, and discoid meniscal variants.

Conclusions:

Familiarity with normal meniscus variants is essential to avoid misinterpreting them as tears on MRI.
Awareness of subtle or easily missed meniscal tear patterns improves diagnostic precision and patient management.