Locking knee: A locked knee can be due to a "loose body" --osteochondral or cartilagenous fragment that has broken off from the surrounding articular cartilage. This can occur after a patella (kneecap) dislocation. A locked knee can also occur with a severe meniscal tear such as a bucket handle tear.
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