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Synovitis can be caused by a wide variety of illnesses including rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatic disease and sickle cell anemia. Synovitis of the knee can also be caused by injury or cancer.
Unstable cartilage can lead to irritation of the synovium, which is the covering around the joint, causing excessive secretion of synovial fluid (joint fluid), which causes swelling. The most common joint with symptomatic cartilage injuries are knee, shoulder, elbow, hip and knee. All synovial joints can have cartilage injuries, however, the management of smaller joint cartilage injuries are most limited. Joint swelling that is present for more than 1 day following injury is concerning.