Abstract
Intratendinous ganglionic cysts within the patellar tendon represent an exceedingly rare pathological entity, the clinical presentation of which is poorly understood and infrequently reported. We present a comprehensive case report of a young male athlete with persistent anterior knee pain, which was ultimately attributed to the presence of an intratendinous ganglionic cyst within the patellar tendon. This report provides a detailed analysis of the clinical presentation, radiological findings, differential diagnoses, and management strategies in the context of this rare condition.
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