Case report reveals rare MCL avulsion fracture pattern in osteoporotic individual, suggesting prompt recognition is essential for management.
MCL avulsion fractures are rare and typically occur in association with other ligamentous and meniscal injuries. The fracture configuration extending into the weight-bearing surface of the medial femoral condyle in this case is highly unusual and may be attributed to underlying osteoporosis. This case demonstrates the value of detailed imaging and highlights a rare fracture configuration that necessitates prompt recognition for optimal management.
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