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In the Name of GOD

In the Name of GOD. Title: Comparing the Results of Open and Arthroscopic Surgery for Treating Popliteal Cyst and Its associated Intra-Articular Lesions Presented by: Mohsen Mardani Kivi MD Assistant Professor Department of Orthopedics, Guilan University of Medical Sciences

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In the Name of GOD

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  1. In the Name of GOD

  2. Title: Comparing the Results of Open and Arthroscopic Surgery for Treating Popliteal Cyst and Its associated Intra-Articular Lesions Presented by: Mohsen MardaniKivi MD Assistant Professor Department of Orthopedics, Guilan University of Medical Sciences SohrabKeihaniMD. Kamran AsadiMD. KhashayarSahebEkhtiariMD. KeyvanHashemiMotlaghMD.

  3. I n t r o d u c t I o n: • The primary pathogenesis of popliteal cysts in adults is a one-way valvular mechanism allowing flow of joint fluid from knee to bursa. • The therapeutic approach for Baker’s cyst has shifted towards arthroscopic techniques to confirm the associated intra-articular lesions.

  4. I n t r o d u c t I o n:

  5. I n t r o d u c t I o n: • The aims of this study include determining the frequency of accompanying intra-articular lesions as well as comparing the outcomes of treating popliteal cyst with arthroscopy and open surgery.

  6. Method and Materials: Design: Prospective Study Pilot Study (Rauschning and Lindgren’s Grading )

  7. Method and Materials: Inclusion Criteria: Symptoms (pain, swelling, and limited ROM) Sonographic Diagnosis Exclusion Criteria: Grade 0 and 1 of Raushning and Lindgren (treated conservatively) Any Other types of Cysts (Meniscal and Synovial Cysts) Cases: 45 patients

  8. Method and Materials:

  9. Method and Materials: • Evaluation of Outcomes: • Demographic characteristics • Associated lesions • Rate of reduction of symptoms (using Rauschning and Lindgren scale) before and three months after surgery. • Recurrence (One year after surgery using sonography)

  10. Results: Age:48.42 ± 8.55 years Gender: 26 men and 19 women

  11. Results: Disorders associated with popliteal cyst in study population All patients (100%) had at least one associated knee lesion.

  12. Results: Rauschning and Lindgren’s Grading

  13. Results: • Treatment outcome: • Grade 0 : Excellent • Grade 1 : Good

  14. Results: Rauschning and Lindgren’s grading before surgery: There was no statistically meaningful difference between 2 groups (P=0.388)

  15. Results: Rauschning and Lindgren’s grading after treatment: Reduction in RL grade between groups was not significant.

  16. Discussion: • Popliteal Cysts are always associated with intra-articular pathology. The most frequent concomitant lesion is medial meniscustear. • Sansoneet al. 1999  Anteromedial portal • Takahashi et al. 2005  Posteromedial portal • Ahnet al. 2007  Posteromedial cystic portal • Sinha et al. 2009  Methylene blue dye-assisted decompression

  17. conclusion: • According to non-meaningful statistical relation between treatment methods and 3months clinical evaluation results, it is revealed that executing the valve and evacuating the cyst would suffice to treat the popliteal cyst and further surgical excision of cyst is not necessary.

  18. مقدمه : Thank You

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