In summary, MRI plays a crucial role in evaluating knee pain by providing a detailed assessment of ligaments, menisci, bones, and surrounding soft tissues. While radiographs complement MRI, especially in identifying subtle bony injuries, collaboration between orthopedic surgeons and musculoskeletal radiologists is essential for an accurate diagnosis and treatment. This partnership enhances the understanding of knee anatomy and injury mechanisms, leading to improved patient care, faster intervention, and better overall outcomes.