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subchondral-cysts

Strong List Colon Position

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"T1: low signal; can be high signal if proteinaceous"

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"PD: low-intermediate signal"

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"T2: high signal"

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Litotes

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"Geodes themselves are generally not considered symptomatic but given they are associated with joint pathology they are often associated with non-specific symptoms such as pain, swelling or reduced range of motion ⁹."

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Commas

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"Geode, meaning a crystal-lined hollow rock, may be the preferred term over subchondral cyst, meaning epithelial-lined fluid-filled lesion as these two latter features are absent in these lesions, however, it should be noted that both are widely used in the literature ^4,7."

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Oxford Comma

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There Is

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"There are two main theories of geode pathogenesis ^4,7,9:"

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Semicolons

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"T1: low signal; can be high signal if proteinaceous"

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