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Osteochondral Segond Fracture Associated with Fibular Head Avulsion Fracture - "Arcuate Sign".

Frederico Silva Pimenta, Renata Gabriela Pereira Cunha, Lorran Fabrini de Araújo Rocha, Arthur Ribeiro Oliveira, Marco Túlio Lopes Caldas, Thiago Saldanha Gonçalves
Revista Brasileira de Ortopedia 2021 August
A deviated osteochondral fracture of the anterolateral tibia associated with fibular head avulsion in a 50-year-old patient is reported. In general, avulsion fracture of the iliotibial tract is associated with injuries in the cruciate ligament, in the meniscus and in lateral knee structures, as in the case herein reported.

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