“…However, ganglion cysts, inflamed bursa around the knee, synovial inflammation, arthritic spurs, loose bodies, meniscal tears, and tumors should be considered in the differential diagnosis [1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13]. The most common localization for a meniscal cyst is the peripheral portion of the mid‐third of the lateral meniscus [3, 5]. The mass is usually palpable at the level of the joint line, most prominent while the knee is in 20–30° of flexion, being firmly fixed to underlying tissues and not mobile in subcutaneous tissues [7].…”