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Panel Proposes MRI Role in Knee OA Diagnosis


 

▸ Group A: Definite osteophyte formation; full thickness cartilage loss.

▸ Group B: Subchondral marrow lesion or cyst not associated with meniscal or ligamentous attachments; meniscal subluxation, maceration, or degenerative (horizontal) tear; partial-thickness cartilage loss (without full thickness loss).

2. Patellofemoral OA requires the following features involving the patella or the anterior femur:

▸ Definite osteophyte formation.

▸ Partial- or full-thickness cartilage loss.

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