Der intraartikuläre Verschluß der Poplitealzyste

Wirth, Carl Joachim; Rose, Christoph

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“…The postoperative management includes elevation of the leg on a frame, nonweight-bearing for 4 days, partial weight-bearing for 10 days, full weight-bearing after 2 weeks, and return to full activities after 6 weeks [11].…”

Section: Medial Intra-articular Approachmentioning

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The popliteal cyst

Fritschy

Fasel²,

Imbert³

et al. 2005

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthr

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A popliteal cyst, originally called Baker's cyst, is a synovial fluid-filled mass located in the popliteal fossa. The most common synovial popliteal cyst is considered to be a distension of the bursa located beneath the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle. Usually, in an adult patient, an underlying intra-articular disorder is present. In children, the cyst can be isolated and the knee joint normal. The anatomy, etiopathogenesis, clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, imaging and treatment modalities of the popliteal cyst are presented. The authors try to answer some questions dealing with this condition. Is the cyst isolated, can it be treated as such, is its origin always well-defined and does surgical excision provide a permanent cure?

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Section: Medial Intra-articular Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

The popliteal cyst

Fritschy

Fasel²,

Imbert³

et al. 2005

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthr

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“…Der verha Èltnisma Èûig hohe Anteil der Patienten mit chronischen bzw. degenerativen Vera Ènderungen im Kniegelenk, bei denen die arthroskopische Behandlung der intraartikula Èren La Èsionen kurativ nicht mo Èglich ist, ist der Grund fu Èr die Rezidivraten zwischen 20±30 % [12,17]. In unserem Krankengut lag die Rezidivrate bei 14 nachuntersuchten Patienten bei 21,4 % und entsprach damit den Werten der offenen Technik, wa Èhrend Hempfling bei seinen arthroskopisch therapierten Patienten innerhalb von sechs Wochen postoperativ 10,8 % Rezidive feststellte [4].…”

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“…Aufgrund der vergleichbaren Ergebnisse bezu Èglich der Rezidivrate der Baker-Zyste zwischen offener und arthroskopischer Therapie halten wir die endoskopische Therapie fu Èr eine sinnvolle Alternative zur offenen Exstirpation. Die Baker-Zyste verbleibt in situ und muû nicht entfernt werden [17]. Gelingt es, durch Sanierung der intraartikula Èren Scha Èden den Kniebinnendruck zu senken, sind die Chancen einer dauerhaften Rezidivfreiheit bezu Èglich der Baker-Zyste gut [12].…”

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Die arthroskopische Therapie der Baker-Zyste

Räder¹,

Wörsdörfer²

2000

Zentralbl Chir

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Arthroscopic therapy of Baker's cysts contains repair of all intraarticular lesions and sealing of the junction between Baker's cyst and the dorsal recessus of the knee joint. All therapeutic steps can be sufficiently done throughout the ventral standard approaches. 18 patients have been treated by this technique between 1992 and 1994. 14 of them were examined after an average of 27 months. In all patients one or more lesions were detected arthroscopically. (12 cartilage-damages, 10 synovialities, 9 meniscal tears, 2 ruptures of the a.c.l.). Cyst recurrence was found arthrosonographically in three cases. These results are comparable to that reported after open cyst extirpation. In our patients we did not see any intra- or postoperative complications. Therefore we consider the arthroscopic therapy of Baker's cyst to be a more comfortable alternative to open extirpation.

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2004

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Der intraartikuläre Verschluß der Poplitealzyste

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The popliteal cyst

The popliteal cyst

Die arthroskopische Therapie der Baker-Zyste

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