Imaging demonstration of fistulous gas communication between joint and ganglion of medial malleolus

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作者：
B. Coulier
B. Devyver
J. Hamels
机构：
[1] Department of Diagnostic Imaging,
[2] Cliniques St Luc,undefined
[3] Rue St Luc 8,undefined
[4] 5004 Bouge (Namur),undefined
[5] Orthopedic Surgery,undefined
[6] Cliniques St Luc,undefined
[7] Rue St Luc 8,undefined
[8] 5004 Bouge (Namur),undefined
[9] Institute of Pathology and Genetics,undefined
[10] 6280 Gerpinnes (Loverval),undefined
来源：
Skeletal Radiology | 2002年 / 31卷
关键词：
Intraosseous Ganglion cyst Vacuum phenomenon Ankle joint Medial malleolus CT Radiographs;
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摘要：
We report an unusual demonstration of a fistulous gas communication between the ankle joint and ganglion of the medial malleolus. The imaging findings support the mechanical hypothesis for the genesis of intraosseous ganglion cysts.
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页码：57 / 60
页数：3
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