Scenario 1 History A 53-year-old man presented to our clinic with persistent right posterolateral knee pain blocking full flexion of the knee of 8 years' duration. Conservative treatment at many hospitals had failed, so the patient had ignored his condition. During the past year, the posterolateral knee pain did not worsen, but anterior knee pain with an irritating tumor-like sensation behind the patella had developed and aggravated the range of motion, especially during walking. The patient did not recall any knee trauma that predated the initial knee symptoms. In addition, he had a 6-year history of gout without subcutaneous tophi. 这是我们第一幕~有空看看杯~ Tom --

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