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Adequate AP and Lateral x-rays are essential to evaluate the degree of displacement of the anterior tibial spine. The fracture is best seen on the lateral radiograph. A displaced osteochondral fragment from the patella or femoral condyle may simulate a fracture of the tibial spine. If an MRI study is done, a concomitant partial tear of the ACL may be noted in some cases however the treatment would not usually be altered. Therefore, MRI does not add diagnostic information which is useful for treatment.