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1. Two cases of deposition of calcium in the medial ligament of the knee are described. Pain was a prominent feature in both.
2. A review of the literature suggests this is an uncommon condition.
3. The condition closely resembles supraspinatus calcification, and the etiology is probably similar.
4. Both cases were treated by operation, with complete relief of symptoms.
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