CLINICAL SUMMARY
Aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) derive their name from their radiologic appearance and therefore do not represent a single pathologic entity. Although many ABCs are actually secondary features of an underlying osseous neoplasm, there is a “primary” ABC, described herein, that probably represents a periosteal or cortical vascular malformation. In these cases, curettage is adequate.
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