Presentation of a unique ganglionic cyst.
Schram Aj, S E Kirschenbaum
Abstract
Schram Aj, S E Kirschenbaum
Abstract
Ganglions, often referred to as ganglionic cysts or synovial cysts, are benign, fluid-filled, cystic swellings. Ganglions are often isolated in the wrist and hand, although they are not uncommon to the foot. Surprisingly, with a high rate of occurrence there has been little discussion in the literature. The authors briefly review ganglionic cysts and present an interesting case report of an unusually large ganglion in the foot.
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Ganglions, often referred to as ganglionic cysts or synovial cysts, are benign, fluid-filled, cystic swellings. Ganglions are often isolated in the wrist and hand, although they are not uncommon to the foot. Surprisingly, with a high rate of occurrence there has been little discussion in the literature. The authors briefly review ganglionic cysts and present an interesting case report of an unusually large ganglion in the foot.
Key concepts: Medicine, Ganglion cyst, Synovial cyst, Presentation (obstetrics), Cyst, Wrist, Ganglion, Anatomy