• Title/Summary/Keyword: Medial and lateral discoid meniscus

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Discoid Meniscal Cyst -Report of 3 Cases- (원판형 연골 낭포 - 3예 보고 -)

  • Cho Sung-Do;Ko Sang-Hun;Hwang Soo-Yeon;Lee Ju-Yong
    • Journal of the Korean Arthroscopy Society
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    • v.7 no.2
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    • pp.220-225
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    • 2003
  • The meniscal cyst of knee joint is a rare disease, and the discoid meniscal cyst has not been reported in Korea. We report 3 cases of the discoid meniscal cyst confirmed by MRI and arthroscopy. In physical examination, all cases have tenderness of the knee joint. One has palpable mass of knee joint and the other one has limitation of knee motion with knee flexion contracture of 10 degrees and positive McMurray test at external rotation of the knee. All cases are complete discoid meniscus, which are, one medial discoid meniscus and two lateral discoid meniscus through MRI. We confirmed horizontal tear of meniscus in all cases and the location of meniscal cysts are anterior hem of meniscus in one and body of meniscus in two. We could get excellent results in all 3 cases that return to normal knee range of motion.

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Management of Displaced Bucket-Handle tear - Differences Between Medial & Lateral Menisci - (전위된 양동이 손잡이형 파열의 치료 - 내측과 외측 반월상 연골의 비교 -)

  • Chung Shun Wook;Hahn Sung Ho;Yang Bo Kyu;Yi Seung Rim;Ha Jeong Hyun;Kim Min Seok;Yeo Yong Beom
    • Journal of the Korean Arthroscopy Society
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    • v.7 no.2
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    • pp.153-159
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    • 2003
  • Purpose : The purpose of this study was to compare the pattern of displaced bucket-handle tear of lateral and medial menisci and the treatment modality and results from accompanying injury. Materials and Methods : Patients who were diagnosed for displaced bucket-handle tear of medial meniscus (group I: 52patients, 52cases) and lateral meniscus (group II: 31patients, 32cases) from September 1998 to December 2002. The mean ages were 25years $(16\~66)$ for Group I and 29years $(18\~63)$ for Group II, and the average follow-up period were 18months $(12\~44)$ and 13months $(6\~46)$, respectively. The zone of meniscus tear and the existence of accompanying injury were verified through intraoperative arthroscopy and discoid type meniscus was additionally examined for group II. The assessment was made according to the physical examination and clinical pattern at the postoperative last follow-up, and the 2nd look arthroscopy was performed in 19cases $(23\%)$ for the cases accompanying anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury in both groups. Results : There were 38cases $(73\%)$ in group I, 5cases $(16\%)$ in group II for associating ACL injury. We observed discoid type meniscus (19cases, $59\%$) in group II. At last follow-up clinical success in repair cases of group I and II are 22cases $(85\%)$, 2cases $(67\%)$, in resection cases are 26cases $(100\%)$, 26cases $(93\%)$ respectively. Reoperation is performed 2cases in repair cases of group I. One case is re-rupture, the other case is newly developed tear in white-white zone. Reoperation is performed 2cases due to remnant meniscal tear in resection cases of group II. All of 2cases are discoid type menisci. Conclusion : Displaced bucket-handle tear of medial & lateral menisci would be substantially different an aspect, considering on difference would help to select proper treatment modality.

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