This document discusses MRI imaging of the knee, focusing on the meniscus. It provides details on different MRI sequences that can be used to image the knee, including T1, proton density, T2, and fat suppression sequences. It outlines criteria for diagnosing a meniscal tear based on MRI findings. Specific types of meniscal tears are described, such as bucket-handle tears and cleavage tears. Other knee structures discussed include the ligaments, popliteus tendon, and transverse ligament. Factors that can complicate interpretation, such as normal meniscal vascularity and postoperative changes, are also covered. Accuracy rates of MRI for diagnosing meniscal tears are provided.