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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Rheumatol. 2014 Aug;66(8):2152–2164. doi: 10.1002/art.38643

Table 1.

Clinical description of meniscus tears, chondrosis, RNA quality and patient demographics

Meniscus Type of tear Location of tear Time from
injury
Related
injury
Age
(years)
Sex BMI
(kg/m2)
BMI
category
Chondrosis RIN
Medial Complex Posterior horn 2 months ACL 28 Male 22.24 LN No 6.3
Medial Parrot beak Posterior horn 2.5 months None 40 Female 30.89 OB Yes 6.7
Medial Bucket handle Posterior horn 1 month None 16 Female 20.36 LN No 7.7
Medial Complex Posterior horn 3.5 months None 55 Male 26.5 OW Yes 6.9
Lateral Complex Posterior horn 10 months None 28 Male 36.61 OB No 6.8
Lateral Complex Posterior horn/body 4 months None 53 Male 32.95 OB Yes 7.3
Medial Complex Posterior horn 3 months None 36 Male 25.85 OW No 7.2
Medial Parrot beak Posterior horn 1 year None 40 Male 26.44 OW Yes 7.5
Medial Complex Posterior horn 9 months None 48 Male 21.81 LN No 6.9
Medial Complex Posterior horn 4 months None 43 Male 24.41 LN No 7.1
Medial Complex Posterior horn 1.5 months None 55 Female 37.49 OB Yes 6.9
Lateral Complex Posterior horn 4 months None 47 Male 26.5 OW No 6.9

ACL=Anterior cruciate ligament; BMI=Body mass index; RIN=RNA integrity number; LN=lean; OB=obese; OW=overweight