“ Benign bone lesion containing mucous material. May be intra-articular, extra-articular, intra-osseous and periosteal. PLAIN FILM • Intra...
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Benign bone lesion containing mucous material. May be intra-articular, extra-articular, intra-osseous and periosteal.
PLAIN FILM
• Intra-osseous ganglia are well-defined lucent lesions near a joint, sclerotic margin, most less than 5 cm in size.
MRI
• T1—low to intermediate signal.
• T2—high signal.
• With or without communication to a joint.
• Internal septations.
• Periosteal new bone formation occurs with periosteal ganglia.
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