Double Meniscal Ossicle, the First Description: CT and MRI Findings—Different Etiologies

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A 21-year young male student presented with chronic pain in the right knee joint for 1-2 years subsequently diagnosed as double meniscal ossicle of the knee. (a) Plain CT axial bone window images show well defined lamellated bone density lesions, two in number (solid arrow) in intra-articular region on medial aspect of right knee. (b) Plain CT coronal bone window images show well defined lamellated bone density lesions, two in number (solid arrow) in intra-articular region on medial aspect of right knee. (c) Plain CT sagittal bone window images show well defined lamellated bone density lesions, two in number (solid arrow) in intra-articular region on medial aspect of right knee.

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