my mri results just received are subchondral bony impaction involving medial femoral condyle compatible with osteonecrosis of the knee. extensive edema in surrounding trabecular bone. I0mm and subchondral defect. I understand what osteonecrosis is and pending ortho eval but it is month away. does bony impaction mean bone on bone, 10mm in what I have read seem large is that right.
Hello, Such type of osteoporosis may be due to various reasons like:1. Osteoarthritis in later stages2. Trauma or injury3. Some hormonal disorders4. Vascular deficit to part of Bone due to various reasons you are feeling pain at your knee then I will advise you to consult your orthopedic doctor. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.