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Popliteal cysts, also known as Baker cysts, are synovial lined cysts that form in the Popliteal region of the knee.
Patients may present with a pain or fullness in the posterior knee and will typically have symptoms of intra-articular pathology such as degenerative joint disease or meniscal tear.

Like meniscal cysts, popliteal cysts develop secondarily via extravasation of joint fluid.
These cysts typically can be easily identified on MRI because the classic cyst will demonstrate low T1 and high T2 signal with communication of joint fluid with the semimembranosus-gastrocnemius bursa.

Popliteal cysts can become quite large and are not always homogenous on MRI because of debris, loose bodies, or bleeding that can accumulate in the cyst.
The lining of the cyst will show enhancement on contrast MRI and can be quite thickened and septated because of inflammation.
In such cases with atypical MRI features, clear communication with the joint should be verified before the assumption of a popliteal cyst.
The primary treatment of the popliteal cysts requires management of the underlying intra-articular pathology.
Following appropriate management, popliteal cysts may resolve without excision.
For larger cysts that are causing symptoms in the popliteal fossa, excision through a posterior or of approach may be performed. ...

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Threw.