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61 yo M with knee pain. ? Medial meniscal tear

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61 yo M with knee pain. ? Medial meniscal tear

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  1. 61 yo M with knee pain. ? Medial meniscal tear

  2. 61 yo M with knee pain. ? Medial meniscal tear

  3. Knee pain

  4. Knee pain

  5. Knee pain

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  26. Intramuscular dissection of Popliteal Cyst • Pop Cyst – fluid distension of the gastrocnemius-semimembranosus bursa • Joint fluid through a weakened posteromedial joint capsule • Usually extend inferomedially- path of least resistance • ? weakened fascia around muscle- predispose to IM dissection Skeletal Radiol. 2004 Jun;33(6):367-71. Epub 2004 Mar 9.

  27. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Sag PD

  28. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Sag T2

  29. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Sag T2 FS

  30. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Sag T1FS Gd

  31. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Axail PD

  32. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Axail T1

  33. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Axail T1FS Gd

  34. 38 yo M with mass that developed over 6-8 weeks. No history of trauma Axail T1FS Gd

  35. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  36. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  37. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  38. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  39. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  40. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  41. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  42. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  43. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  44. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  45. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  46. 13 y.o male with right knee pain for several months. Osgood-Schlatter’s clinically. ? Osteochondral lesion

  47. OCD • Juvenile OCD usually between 10-20 yrs • Athletically active children • Classic location – lateral aspect of medial femoral condyle • Believed to be due to repetitive microtrauma

  48. OCD • Stable lesions in skeletally immature pts – conservative management • Subchondral bone attached to cartilage or not - • Hyaline cartilage lacks blood vessels and has limited ability to heal

  49. Evolution of OCD Osteochondritis (osteochondrosis) dissecans: a review and new MRI classification.Eur Radiol. 1998;8(1):103-12. Review.

  50. Osteochondritis dissecans of the knee in children.Curr Opin Pediatr. 2003 Feb;15(1):38-44. Review

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