Presentation
Right ankle pain
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Giant cell tumor - distal tibia
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An expansile osteolytic lesion in the distal epiphysis of the right tibia. The lesion is eccentric, abutting the articular surface and shows narrow zone of transition.
From the case:
Giant cell tumor - distal tibia
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Subarticular destructive soft tissue tumor in the distal right tibia with extension into posterior soft tissue mainly flexor hallucis longus muscle with evidence of central necrosis and periosteal elevation and no internal osteoid matrix.
Case Discussion
Giant cell tumor of distal right tibia.
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