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Despite its location and appearance, this lesion was finally discovered to be a ganglion cyst in the typical location of Mortons neuroma. The images above demonstrate the injection of the cyst with cortisone, which should not be possible with MN, a fibrotic pseudotumour.
One clue from the ultrasound is the posterior acoustic enhancement typical of cystic lesions.
What is this intidental bone lesion located between glenoid and coracoid in a 72 year old patient with omarthrosis?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/09167f1b-d8a4-466d-862e-f20319fcaab3)
Material that was asperated out of a ganglion cyst located on the anterior aspect of an ankle, Was very jelly like. Thought it was pretty cool and having never seen this in person before wanted to share it.
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