Presentation
Left knee pain.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
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There is a small bone defect within the medial femoral condyle. A bone fragment is seen in defect. Femora-tibial joint space is maintained. There are no marginal osteophytes.
Case Discussion
Knee radiographs shows an osteochondral defect in medial femoral condyle which is the commonest site for this pathology.