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A 46 year old, healthy weight female patient visited our outpatient clinic with complaints of the right knee. Since a few months she experienced symptoms of a locked knee without explainable cause and localized pain on the lateral side. During physical examination no remarkable findings came up, except for recognizable pain and crepitus when pressure was applied on the lateral joint space. At radiographic imaging nothing aberrant was to be seen. So the patient was planned for an arthroscopy of the right knee to remediate the lateral com-partment and inspect the meniscus. Work diagnosis was logically a lateral meniscus lesion.

Peroneal Nerve Palsy after Arthroscopic Partial Lateral Meniscectomy