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In conclusion, lipohaemarthosis of the knee is characteristic of intra-articular fractures, most commonly on the tibial plateau but occasionally in distal femoral fractures. Lipohaemarthosis of the knee is characterized by the presence of three distinct layers of fluids in the knee joint: lipids, serous fluid, and blood components. Lipohaemarthosis is common in fractures of the knee joint, and symptoms may only present around three hours after the injury. The patient in this case fell from a high area which resulted in axial loading on the tibial surface. This injury led to an intra-articular fracture, which allowed the contents of the bone marrow to leak into the knee joint. The presentation of this injury was made clear through radiologic imaging. This case was not serious and the patient was young, and thus a non-surgical approach to treatment was recommended.