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Knee Cysts In Adults
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Why can't my Baker cysts be aspirated, given that they are painful and interfere with my activities?
MD Hi, I have a Baker Cyst on each knee. Cysts have been on knees for a long time. They hurt and infer with my activities. My orthopedic doctor said there nothing that can been done for cysts. R. I. C. E ... View answer
MD what are Bakers Cysts? I have a knot behind my right knee. Size of a pencil eraser. Has grown somewhat and now I am having pain in that area when climbing stairs and bending on that knee. What am I ... View answer
MD As a part of my knee MRI results, it said "multiple subchondral cysts along the medial tibial plateau with underlying bone marrow edema". Can you please explain the significance? ... View answer
MD Hello, On September 15, 2015 I had and an ultrasound done on both knees and they found Baker's cysts on both knees. Cyst in the right knee measures 5.3cm X 0.9cm, and left knee 3.0cm X 0.7cm ... View answer
MD baker cysts, a shallow patella groove, jumpers knee and mild patella alta in both knees. He says my ... ago because my knee pain was too severe. I've had cartilage problems growing up, a baker cyst... View answer
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MD cysts. No joint effusion is seen.Left knee: Normal anatomic alignment of the left knee is present. No ...Can you explain this ?FINDINGS:Right knee: Normal anatomic alignment of the right... View answer
MD What is the best treatment for synovial cysts and popleteal cysts in knee joints of children who do not have any form of arthritis and who cannot tolerate anti- inflamatory drugs? Is it advisable to ... View answer
MD Hi they did an aspiration of a cyst with fluids behind my knee where I had a knee replacement done ... these cysts. My question to you is what is the reason for this ? ... View answer
MD Mri of left knee demonstrates intrasubstance degeneration of the medial meniscus a superimposed ... yielding parameniscal ganglion cysts. Do I need surgery? ... View answer
MD medial patellar facet associated with tiny subchondral cysts. 3) Tiny joint effusion. 4) Varicose vein in the posterior aspect of the knee. I ve had knee surgery-scrapping, physical therapy, inserts,... View answer