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

(Fig 5-B.34) Typical Osteonecrosis

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📌 Osteonecrosis 

 

  • Osteonecrosis is an umbrella term that includes bone infarcts (metaphyseal) and avascular necrosis (epiphyseal).
  • The term "osteonecrosis" is preferred for describing regions of devitalized bone because it is more inclusive than "avascular necrosis" and because all necrosis is by definition avascular.

✅ Double-Line Sign

  • The double-line sign is seen on T2-weighted and intermediate-weighted MR images.
  • It consists of an inner high-signal intensity band (vascularized granulation tissue, or the “creeping zone of substitution”) and an outer low-signal intensity band (sclerotic appositional new bone).
  • It has been identified in 65–85% of patients and is considered pathognomonic of osteonecrosis.
  • However, recent suggestions indicate that this double-line sign may be related to a chemical shift artifact.
  • Histologic Characteristics: Chronic or healing phase osteonecrosis occurs in three zones:
  • This rim at the epiphysis represents reparative tissue formed around a crescentic, wedge-shaped, or ringlike region of osteonecrosis.

✅ Mummified fat or yellow marrow 

  • Regions of osteonecrosis typically consist of central mummified fat or yellow marrow outlined by a distinct uninterrupted rim of primarily low signal intensity. 

 

✅ Early Uncomplicated Osteonecrosis

  • The earliest finding of avascular necrosis (AVN) in the hip and knee is a subchondral wedge-shaped, crescent-shaped, or roundish area bordered by a band-like zone of low T1-weighted signal intensity.

 

References

  • AJR 2019; 213:963–982
  • RadioGraphics 2018; 38:1478–1495
  • Japanese Journal of Radiology (2022) 40:443–457
  • Semin Musculoskelet Radiol. 2023 Feb;27(1):45-53

 

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