✅Main imaging findings of Pellegrini-Stieda Disease
- A large ossification adjacent to the medial femoral epicondyle with marrow fat signal or uniform fat suppression
- Intraligamentous and periligamentous ossification of the MCL, with thickening and calcification at the proximal insertion and mid-substance
- Potential ossification proximal to the MCL, suggesting injury to the adductor magnus tendon insertion, heterotopic ossification, or periosteal stripping.
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