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subchondral

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subchondral /sub·chon·dral/ (-kon´dr'l) subcartilaginous (1).
subchondral
below the cartilage.
subchondral bone
providing support for the cartilage of the articular surface.
subchondral cysts
cysts in the subchondral bone, usually an indication of osteochondrosis.
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