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Diz Ekleminin Sekonder Sinoviyal Kondromatozisinde Serbest Cisimciklerin Yerleşim Özellikleri

Localization Features of Loose Bodies in Secondary Synovial Chondromatosis of the Knee Joint

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Conclusion:­We concluded that the higher the cartilage damage, the higher the number and size of loose bodies.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aim: To investigate the relationship of cartilage loss in tibiofemoral and patellofemoral joints with the number, size and location of loose bodies in secondary synovial chondromatosis (SC).
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Key Findings & Data:Results:­ When the relationship between the presence of loose body and cartilage damage was evaluated, it was observed that 83% of subjects (n=74) had cartilage loss at the tibiofemoral joint, 75% (n=66) on the medial and 9% (n=8) of patients had on the lateral side.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion:­We concluded that the higher the cartilage damage, the higher the number and size of loose bodies.
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Aim: To investigate the relationship of cartilage loss in tibiofemoral and patellofemoral joints with the number, size and location of loose bodies in secondary synovial chondromatosis (SC). Methods: Eighty-eight patients with secondary SC were evaluated retrospectively. The size and location of loose bodies were evaluated by both X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging. The relationship between cartilage lesions and the number, location and size of loose bodies were assessed by Chi-square test and Fisher's exact test. Results:­ When the relationship between the presence of loose body and cartilage damage was evaluated, it was observed that 83% of subjects (n=74) had cartilage loss at the tibiofemoral joint, 75% (n=66) on the medial and 9% (n=8) of patients had on the lateral side. It was determined that when the number of loose bodies was <=5, the mean diameter was 7.3 mm (2-21 mm). It was 12.7 mm (2-30 mm) when the number was >5. The most frequently affected locations were the posterior compartment of the posterior cruciate ligament and the superior compartment of the popliteal fossa, regardless of the degree of cartilage loss. Conclusion:­We concluded that the higher the cartilage damage, the higher the number and size of loose bodies. We assume that our study provides insight into further investigations to study new classification system for secondary SC in the knee joint.

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Amaç: Sekonder sinoviyal kondromatoziste (SK) tibiofemoral ve patellofemoral eklemlerde kıkırdak kaybının serbest cisimciklerin sayı, boyut ve yerleşim yerlerinin ilişkilerinin değerlendirilmesi. Yöntemler: Sekonder SK olan seksen sekiz hastanın direkt grafi ve manyetik rezonans görüntüleme (MRG) tetkikleri retrospektif olarak değerlendirildi. Serbest cisimciklerin boyut ve yerleşim yerleri hem direkt grafi hem de MRG incelendi. Tibiofemoral ve patellofemoral eklemlerdeki kıkırdak lezyonlarının serbest cisimciklerin sayı, yerleşim yeri ve boyutları arasındaki ilişki Chisquare ve Fisher'in exact testleri ile değerlendirildi. Bulgular: Serbest cisimciklerin ve kıkırdak hasarının varlığı arasındaki ilişki değerlendirildiğinde olguların %83'ünde (n=74) tibiofemoral eklemde %75'i (n=66) medyalde %9'u (n=8) lateralde olmak üzere kıkırdak kaybı olduğu saptandı. Serbest cisimciklerin sayısı 5 olduğunda ise 12,7 mm (2-30 mm) olduğu saptandı. En sık yerleşim yerlerinin ise kıkırdak hasarından bağımsız olarak arka çapraz bağ posterioru ve popliteal fossa olduğu görüldü. Sonuç: Sekonder SK kıkırdak hasarı arttıkça serbest cisimciklerin de sayı ve boyutlarında artış olduğu sonucuna ulaştık. Çalışmamız dizde sekonder SK ile ilgili ilerde yapılacak sınıflama sistemlerine fikir vereceği kanısındayız.

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ÖZKARA, Ç. B., CAN, T. S., BİLGİLİ, F., OTCU, H., ÇENGEL, F., GÖÇGÜN, N. (2015). Diz Ekleminin Sekonder Sinoviyal Kondromatozisinde Serbest Cisimciklerin Yerleşim Özellikleri. Haseki Tıp Bülteni, Cilt: 53 - Sayı: 4, 290–294. https://ajindex.com/articles/267846

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