How to Diagnose a Baker's Cyst with Ultrasound - Insider Secrets from an MSK Radiologist

Ever been given images of something hypoechoic in the back of the knee on a DVT ultrasound or come across something like that on a diagnostic MSK ultrasound and felt uneasy about the diagnosis?

In this video, I detail the differential diagnosis for such a lesion and define a scanning protocol to document the necessary images so you can confidently diagnose a Baker's cyst and exclude more worrisome lesions such as soft tissue sarcomas and aneurysms.

An MRI - Ultrasound anatomic correlation is provided along with pitfall case examples.

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