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Bakers cyst

By Dr.Pavan Kumar In MSK Posted October 18, 2018

Patient History : Not specified
Gender:Male
Age:37 yea

Medial meniscus: Posterior horn shows intrameniscal changes not communicating to the articular surface.No tear.
Lateral Meniscus: No tear.
 
Anterior cruciate ligament: No tear. 
Posterior cruciate ligament: No tear.
 
Medial collateral ligament: Grade I sprain seen.
Lateral collateral ligament: No tear.
 
Biceps femoris and ilio tibial tract: are normal.
 
Bone: Femoral / tibial condyles and patella are normal.
Joint: Moderate joint effusion.
 
Popliteal fossa: Baker’s cyst seen with thin septations measuring ~ 27mm and 39mm. 
 
Periarticular soft tissues edema seen along the medial pre patellar region.
 
Articular cartilage: 
1.      Medial compartment: Focal articular cartilage loss (11x9mm) along the medial femoral condyle. Increased T2 values along the superficial layers of the cartilage.

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