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Strong List Colon Position

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"stage III: completely detached osteochondral fragment, but no displacement"

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"stage IV: displaced osteochondral fragment"

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"stage V: stage III with subchondral cyst (based on CT)"

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"The Berndt and Harty classification was first published in 1959, ¹ and modified by Loomer et al. in 1993 ²; thus is sometimes known as the modified Berndt and Harty classification. It is the most popular (c. 2023) x-ray based classification system, although MRI-based classification systems are more popular ^2,3."

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"The Berndt and Harty classification was first published in 1959, ¹ and modified by Loomer et al. in 1993 ²; thus is sometimes known as the modified Berndt and Harty classification. It is the most popular (c. 2023) x-ray based classification system, although MRI-based classification systems are more popular ^2,3."

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"The Berndt and Harty classification was first published in 1959, ¹ and modified by Loomer et al. in 1993 ²; thus is sometimes known as the modified Berndt and Harty classification. It is the most popular (c. 2023) x-ray based classification system, although MRI-based classification systems are more popular ^2,3."

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"The classification is presumed to be based on radiographs; however, this is not explicitly stated in their paper. The modified Berndt and Harty classification is as follows ^2,3:"

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