2021 Utilizing Ultrasound in Your PM&R Practice-Session Presentation

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The first summary describes a case of posterior knee pain in a patient who had not sought medical attention previously. The physical exam did not reveal any swelling or tenderness, and further diagnostic testing such as an ultrasound or MRI may be necessary to determine the cause. Treatment options can range from rest and physical therapy to surgery. Follow-up with a healthcare provider is recommended.<br /><br />The second summary focuses on a specific case of posterior knee pain in a patient who experienced pain after prolonged stair climbing. The presenter performed an ultrasound and found both a Baker's cyst and a deeper cyst in the popliteal fossa. The presenter aspirated the deeper cyst and performed an intraarticular injection, resulting in immediate pain relief and resolution of the cyst on follow-up ultrasound. The presenter discusses the differential diagnosis and treatment options for posterior knee pain, emphasizing the importance of thorough evaluation and the use of ultrasound.<br /><br />No credits are mentioned in either summary.

Keywords

posterior knee pain

medical attention

swelling

tenderness

diagnostic testing

ultrasound

MRI

cause

treatment options

rest

physical therapy

surgery

follow-up

prolonged stair climbing

Baker's cyst