✅ Knee MRI Mastery/Chap 5AB. Chondral and osteochondral

(Fig 5-B.27) Types of Ossification Variants of the Knee

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📌 Ossification Variants of the Knee

 

✅ Variants of Normal Ossification

  • Differentiating osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) from variants of normal ossification can be challenging. 
  • However, the presence of intact overlying cartilage and a lack of underlying changes in marrow signal intensity favor a normal ossification variant over OCD.
  • The absence of bone marrow edema, morphology, location of the lesion, and the patient's age are crucial in distinguishing a developmental variant of ossification from OCD.
  • A continuous secondary physis overlying a region of osseous irregularity, with a lack of physeal disruption and adjacent subchondral bone marrow edema pattern, suggests a variation in normal development.

 

✅ Types of Ossification Variants of the Knee

First Case: Puzzle piece completely filled with bone.

  • Characteristics: Continuous secondary physis overlying the region of osseous irregularity, lack of adjacent subchondral bone marrow edema pattern.

 

Second Case: Spiculated configuration with an irregular subchondral bone plate.

  • Characteristics: Irregular and spiculated ossification.

 

Third Case: Additional ossification centers located within the unossified physeal cartilage.

  • Characteristics: Extra ossification centers located within the non-ossified physeal cartilage, separated from the ossified portion of the femoral condyle.

 

References

  • AJR 2019; 213:963–982
  • RadioGraphics 2018; 38:1478–1495

 

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