Articular cartilage damage, or chondral lesions, can have multiple origins. Traumatic lesions usually result from specific injuries such as sports accidents or falls, often affecting younger and active people. These injuries cause sudden joint pain, swelling, and sensations like catching or locking within the joint.
Degenerative chondral lesions, by contrast, arise slowly over years due to wear and tear. They are more common in older adults and tend to cause gradual stiffness, intermittent pain, and a steady loss of joint function.
Distinguishing between these lesion types relies on patient history, clinical examination, and imaging studies. Traumatic lesions may respond well to targeted repair, while degenerative cases often benefit from conservative measures. Early identification makes it possible to customize solutions and prevent further joint deterioration. Persistent joint pain or dysfunction should prompt further evaluation to protect joint health.
If you’re experiencing knee pain or suspect a chondral lesion, it’s best to seek professional advice. Consult Dr. Biren Nadkarni for accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment guidance.
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