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Meniscal tears commonly occur in combination with ACL tears or other intra-articular or extraarticular lesions.Numerous studies have evaluated the occurrence of these injuries.However, there is little information on isolated meniscal tears. The main purpose of this study was to register the characteristics of isolated meniscal tears (type and location) with intact cruciate ligaments. Materials and Methods: This study was in government bone and joint surgery hospital, Government medical college srinagar. This study consisted of a total 300 case, over a period of three years. All patients had undergone clinical examination, MRI knee and subsequent diagnostic knee arthroscopy. Results: In our study 27% were horizontal tear,16% bucket handle tear,12%longitudnal tear,19% oblique tear, 18% radial tear and 8 % complex tear. Conclusion: In patients with isolated meniscal tears horizontal appears to be more prominent.Tear in peripheral areas have better results.longitudinal tears and bucket handle are better treated with arthroscopy.Thus type and location of meniscal tears are useful for predicting the most likely surgical procedures. Introduction Although initially thought to be a functionless, vestigial remnant of a leg muscle, the meniscus is now recognized as an integral component of the complex function of the knee 1,2 . The menisci act as a joint filler, compensating for gross incongruity between femoral and tibial articulating surfaces.The menisci have an important role in load bearing and shock absorption within the joint 3 . They have a proprioceptive role and aid in the lubrication and nutrition of the articular cartilage. Menisci provides secondary restraint for knee stability 5 and Increases area of contact 4 . Medial meniscus stabilizes against anterior translation of the tibia (particularly in ACL deficient knee), thus subject to greater shear forces in ACL deficient knee 4 . Lateral meniscus more mobile and less likely to experience shear forces. Meniscal tears commonly occur in combination with ACL tears or other intra-articular or extraarticular lesions.Numerous studies have evaluated the occurrence of these injuries 6,7,8,9 . However, there is little information on isolated meniscal tears. The main purpose of this study was to register the characteristics of isolated meniscal tears (type and location) with intact cruciate

Pattern of Meniscal Tears in Stable Knee