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Mri shows intraosseous ganglion cyst within the cuboid. cause of my pain? is it common and how to fix it. does it keep growing? anything i can do?
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ANSWER: It can get larger. It can cause pain. It can cause a fracture of the cuboid. Treat via removing the mass from the bone and filling the void with bone graft.
Answered 9/13/2017
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