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Familial recurrent dislocation of patella with autosomal dominant mode of inheritance

Recurrent dislocation of the patella is considered to be a manifestation of generalized joint laxity. An autosomal dominant mode of inheritance was previously suggested in a few instances; however, male‐to‐male transmission has not yet been reported. We report a recurrent dislocation of the patella occurring in five generations of one family with male‐to‐male transmission and without generalized joint laxity.