Nomenclature of Subchondral Nonneoplastic Bone Lesions.

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@northwoods1980 https://t.co/Ebr8XAq2RZ: In overuse injuries without associated risk factors of diminished bone strength, the terms “subchondral stress fracture” and “subchondral fatigue fracture” are preferred over “subchondral insufficiency fracture.”

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