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KMID : 0359619930050020218
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Journal of Korean Knee Society
1993 Volume.5 No. 2 p.218 ~ p.221
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Giant Intraarticular Osteochondroma in the Knee Joint of 14 Years Old Athlete-Report of 1 Case-
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임영
김응선/신재기/김병직
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Abstract
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Loose bodies are gneerally cartilaginous sequelae of trauma or a degenerative process and may produce locking, swelling and pain in the knee. In athletes, they originate most often from the patella or the medial femoral condyle, and
osteochondritis
dissecans and osteochondral fractures are the most frequent causes of the loose bodis. Gant intrasarticular osteochondroma is rare cause of the loose body in the knee joint. Authors experienced 1 case of the loose body in the knee joint of the
athlete,
in which the cause of the loose body was giant intraarticular osteochondroma, and loose body was removed by arthroscopy.
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