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Examining the child showed evident posterior tibial sag. (Figure 1) He had joint line tenderness but no effusion or synovitis. His range of motion was 0-110o compared to 0-140o on the opposite side. Despite the evident posterior tibial sag, the posterior drawer test did not show significant laxity. Based on the history and the clinical findings we reached the probable diagnosis of a chronic PCL laxity with development of posterior capsular contracture.

Pcl Injury in Children: Consequences of Being Neglected- A Case Report