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1 . INTRODUCTION In recent years. magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) has become a powerful tool for evaluating disofders of the knee. The maj or advantagc of MRI is that it is a totally non-invasive precedur6 with superior soft tissue contrast resolution and multiplanar capabilities. Therefore, the use of MRI to diagnose internai derangements of the knee joint has been well documented in a number of articles dealing with normal anatomy i' 2), osteochondritis dissecans3), and injuries of the menisci4'i6) and liga-

Visualization of the Knee Using MRI : Evaluation of Double-Echo Steady-State Sequence