synovitis

Diagnosis The symptom itself is not really a pathological feature of villonodular synovitis. Therefore, imaging is necessary in any case. In this case, one sees mainly the spatial requirement itself, but also the absence of calcifications or indications of other diseases. In addition to X-rays, CT and MRI examinations are also suitable. With all procedures, … Diagnosis | Villonodular Synovitis

Knee Joint The knee joint is affected by villonodular synovitis in about 80% of cases, making it the most affected joint. Since the disease occurs in only one joint, knee pain is not present on both sides as in other diseases. Often, villonodular synovitis cannot be directly distinguished from cysts or other tumors. Prognosis The … Knee Joint | Villonodular Synovitis