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Fig. 2A. 60-year-old woman with Baker's cyst. Axial sonogram of
posterior knee shows Baker's cyst (arrowheads) with fluid (solid
straight arrow) between semimembranosus tendon (curved arrow)
and medial gastrocnemius tendon (open arrow). Note subgastrocnemius
component (asterisk) of Baker's cyst. Note that top of image is
posterior; right side of image is medial. M = medial gastrocnemius muscle.