Parrot beak meniscal tear
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A parrot beak meniscal tear is a type of oblique meniscal tear which is connected in one plane and and displaced in the other plane. Its appearance on axial images is curved like a crescent and is likened to that of a parrot's beak. The tear tear gap has a curved V-shape.
Some authors advise that the term should should be reserved for arthroscopy reports, and not used in MRI reports as a meniscal tear pattern descriptor 1.
-<p>A <strong>parrot beak meniscal tear</strong> is a type of oblique <a href="/articles/meniscal-tear">meniscal tear</a> which is connected in one plane and and displaced in the other plane. Its appearance on axial images is curved like a crescent and is likened to that of a parrot's beak. The tear gap has a curved V-shape. </p><p>Some authors advise that the term should be reserved for arthroscopy reports, and not used in MRI reports as a meniscal tear pattern descriptor<sup> 1</sup>.</p>- +<p>A <strong>parrot beak meniscal tear</strong> is a type of oblique <a href="/articles/meniscal-tear">meniscal tear</a> which is connected in one plane and and displaced in the other plane. Its appearance on axial images is curved like a crescent and is likened to that of a parrot's beak. The tear gap has a curved V-shape. </p><p>Some authors advise that the term should be reserved for arthroscopy reports, and not used in MRI reports as a meniscal tear pattern descriptor<sup> 1</sup>.</p>
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