Presentation
Knee pain.
Patient Data
Age: 48 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Prepatellar bursitis
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There is fluid and thickening of the prepatellar bursa, inferring bursitis.
Additionally, you can also notice a Baker's cyst and a cyst related to the popliteus tendon.
Case Discussion
Prepatellar bursitis is usually caused due to recurrent minor trauma (kneeling), major trauma, infection, occupational and gout.