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Are bone cysts and spurs the same?
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No: A spur is a protruding spicule of bone that forms from excessive pressure, trauma, or tension at insertion of tendon or ligament. A bone cyst is a cyst or cavity in a portion of the bone.
Answered 3/4/2013
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