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Ultrasound for knee effusion: lipohaemarthrosis and tibial plateau fracture
1University of Western Australia Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Perth Australia.
Abstract:
Knee trauma and effusion are common Emergency Department presentations. This article outlines the clinician's sonographic approach to knee effusion detection and localisation. A case where lipohaemarthrosis was detected with ultrasound is demonstrated, and the characteristic appearance of this pathology discussed. The sonographic detection of the associated tibial fracture is also demonstrated.
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