2017•Journal of Orthopedics Traumatology and RehabilitationOpen access

Aneurysmal bone cyst of the talus

SiddharthM Shetty, MayurM Kamani

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Aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) localized in the talus are extremely rare. ABC or giant cell variants when located in the talus may be difficult to differentiate and tend to exhibit a less aggressive biological behavior with a more favorable prognosis than the more classical proximal lesions. Talectomy is not indicated as the primary treatment, curettage with or without bone graft has a high success rate, and cryosurgery should be reserved for a recurrent lesion.

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Aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) localized in the talus are extremely rare. ABC or giant cell variants when located in the talus may be difficult to differentiate and tend to exhibit a less aggressive biological behavior with a more favorable prognosis than the more classical proximal lesions. Talectomy is not indicated as the primary treatment, curettage with or without bone graft has a high success rate, and cryosurgery should be reserved for a recurrent lesion.

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Aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) localized in the talus are extremely rare. ABC or giant cell variants when located in the talus may be difficult to differentiate and tend to exhibit a less aggressive biological behavior with a more favorable prognosis than the more classical proximal lesions. Talectomy is not indicated as the primary treatment, curettage with or without bone graft has a high success rate, and cryosurgery should be reserved for a recurrent lesion.

Key concepts: Aneurysmal bone cyst, Curettage, Lesion, Giant cell, Cryosurgery, Medicine, Bone cyst, Artificial bone

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