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Meniscal Injuries of the Knee
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Edward P. Mulligan, MS, PT, SCS, ATC
VP, National Director of Clinical Education
HealthSouth Corporation
Grapevine, TX
Clinical Instructor
University of Texas Southwestern PT Dept
Dallas, TX
The contents of this presentation are copyrighted © 2004 by continuing ED . They may not be utilized, reproduced,
stored, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, or by any information storage or
retrieval system, without permission in writing from Edward P. Mulligan.
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Learning Objectives
Following the completion of the inservice the participant will be able to:
1. identify meniscal anatomy and vascular penetration
2. describe meniscal biomechanics, pathomechanics,
and mechanisms of injury
3. explain common meniscal mechanisms and
resultant classification of injury
4. describe relevant orthopedic examination
procedures relevant to the meniscus
5. define indications for surgical excision, repair,
and allograft replacement
6. design and effective post-operative rehab program
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Meniscal Anatomy
Semilunar wedges
of fibrocartilage
interposed between
the femoral condyles
and tibial plateau
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General Overview of Left Knee anatomy from a cross-sectional perspective.
The menisci are semilunar wedges of fibrocartilage interposed between the femoral
condyles above and the tibial plateau below.
On the lateral meniscus note the anterior and posterior horns; posterior
meniscofemoral ligament (Ligament of Wrisberg); and popliteal muscle’s (not the
tendon’s ) attachment
The medial Meniscus also has anterior and posterior horns
The origins of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligament are evident. The anterior
cruciate ligament courses in a superior, posterior, and lateral direction to insert on
the medial wall of the lateral femoral condyle. The much larger PCL moves in a
superior and anterior direction towards its insertion on the femur.
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Medial Meniscus
z "C" shaped
z Broader posteriorly than anteriorly
z Peripheral Attachments:
entire peripheral border is firmly
attached to the medial capsule
semimembranosus tendon slip
attaches to posterior horn
fibers of ACL attach to anterior horn
meniscopatellar fibers attach to
medial border of meniscus
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The medical meniscus is shaped like a "C" and is broader posteriorly than
anteriorly. It is firmly attached to the tibial plateua by a number of structures.
Peripheral Attachments:
•The entire peripheral border is firmly attached to the medial capsule via the
coronary ligaments
•A slip of the semimembranosus tendon attaches to posterior horn
•The fibers of ACL blend into the anterior horn of the medial meniscus
•The meniscopatellar fibers attach to medial border of meniscus
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Lateral Meniscus
z "O" shaped covering 2/3 of tibial plateau
z Smaller in diameter, thicker in periphery, and
wider in body than the medial meniscus
z More mobile than medial meniscus
z Peripheral Attachments:
popliteus muscle (not tendon) sends
fibrous slip to posterior border
ligament of Wrisberg (meniscofemoral ligament)
attaches to posterior horn
anterior horn to ACL
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The peripheral attachments on the lateral side are not a seucre or significant as on
the medial side. Peripheral attachments include:
•The popliteus muscle (not tendon) sends a fibrous slip to posterior border
•The ligament of Wrisberg (posterior meniscofemoral ligament) attaches to posterior
horn and is intimate with the posterior cruciate ligament
•The ligament of Humphry (anteior meniscofemoral ligament) also courses obliquely
form the lateral aspect of the medial femoral condyle to attach to the central portion
of the posterior horn of the lateral meniscus.
•The anterior horn tof the lateral mensicus terminates in in the area of the origin of
the anterior cruciate lgiament.
•The small, anterior, transverse intermeniscal ligament connects the anterior horns
of the medial and lateral menisci
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