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Pes Anserine ("Goosefoot") Bursitis. How to Treat Pes Anserine Bursitis. How to Treat Pes Anserine Bursitis. The bursa is sac-like tissue typically located at major joints (knee, elbow, shoulder, etc…) between bone, muscle, tendons and skin. This particular tissue helps to decrease rubbing, friction and irritation between other tissues of the body, resulting in more fluid movement. Injury to the pes anserine bursa usually occurs due to degeneration of tissue. Or even a medial meniscus tear. Cold Compress...