Intra-tendinous Patellar Ganglion Cyst Maybe the Unusual Cause of Knee Pain: A Case Report

Cystic lesion around knee usually presents as painless swelling and diagnosed incidentally by imaging for any internal derangement of the knee. Few cases presented with pain. Intra-tendinous patellar ganglion is very rare in location for the disease. Ganglionic cyst usually treated by aspiration followed by steroid and surgical excision in some cases. We reported a case with anterior knee pain due to patellar intra-tendinous ganglion cyst which treated conservatively with no recurrence even after one year.