August 7, 2025Journal of Surgery and MedicineOpen Access

Is an intralesional approach a sufficient treatment for solid variant aneurysmal bone cysts in long bones? A case series

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All patients achieved radiological union and demonstrated significant functional improvement, returning to activity within six months.
Imaging at one-year follow-up revealed no recurrence or complications, confirming the effectiveness of the surgical approach.
Assessment involved detailed imaging and curettage with structural grafting, indicating a comprehensive management strategy for SVABC.
SVABC requires accurate diagnosis and appropriate management to prevent recurrence, highlighting its importance in bone lesion differential diagnosis.

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Retrospective case series shows significant functional improvement in four SVABC patients, suggesting effective surgical management in rare bone tumors.

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Agar et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective case series shows significant functional improvement in four SVABC patients, suggesting effective surgical management in rare bone tumors.

Is an intralesional approach a sufficient treatment for solid variant aneurysmal bone cysts in long bones? A case series

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Is an intralesional approach a sufficient treatment for solid variant aneurysmal bone cysts in long bones? A case series

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