Medial tibial plateau morphology and stress fracture location: A magnetic resonance imaging study

Table 1 Clinical and radiological information in patients with stress fractures of the medial tibial condyle

MRI classification	Case No.	Age (yr)	Gender	Affected side	Activity	MRI after onset (d)	Fracture pattern	Medial slope (degrees)	Posterior slope (degrees)
AM type	1	48	Male	Right	Jog	16	Linear	4.7	4.5
	2	29	Male	Right	Jog	12	Linear	1.7	4.9
	3	15	Male	Left	Jog	13	Linear	6.1	5.5
PM type	4	46	Male	Right	Jog	14	Linear	3.3	9.9
	5	48	Male	Left	Marathon	0	Linear	2.4	6.7
	6	29	Male	Right	Jog	12	Linear	0.9	7
	7	44	Female	Left	Jog	9	Linear	4.5	7.7
	8	30	Female	Right	Rope jump	13	Linear	3.3	7.8
	9	40	Male	Left	Jog	14	Linear	0.9	8.2
P type	10	33	Male	Right	Jog	18	Linear	5.4	10.1
	11	50	Male	Right	Jog	99	Linear	4.8	12.2
	12	20	Male	Left	Jog	25	Linear	-0.2	12.4
	13	39	Male	Left	Jog	127	Stellate	2.2	11
	14	38	Female	Right	Jog	17	Linear	0.9	11.4

MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging.