Question: I had a recent mri on my knee mri for a spontaneous lump on out side of my left leg by knee with some swelling and pain. The results said : multilobulated ganglion cyst likely emanating from the posterior lateral aspect of the knee joint or the the proximal tibiofibular joint extending through a small defect in the poserior lateral capsule into the lateral subcutaneous soft tissue as detailed above. Mild associated synovitis. Under the bone and cartilage part it states:heterogeneous marrow signal likely represents red marrow conversion. no large cartilage defect.
I went to ortho who said all my symptoms not to do with cyst and maybe vascular and talked more about the marrow conversion. They have done a doppler ultrasound of leg to check for a clot and it was fine said mass suggestive of a hematoma. is the marrow conversion something to be concerned with?