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Underlying Cause
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Baker's Cyst Underlying Cause
A Baker's cyst forms when the joint lining becomes weak and bulges at the back of the knee, like a bubble. The joint fluid leaks into the weakened lining, forming a cyst. The cyst grows in size as more and more fluid leaks into the space.Injury or inflammation in the knee joint can lead to the formation of a Baker's cyst. Continue to Baker's Cyst Anatomy
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