Tuberculous Tenosynovitis of the Wrist: A Rare Case Report.

INTRODUCTION

A benign and locally aggressive tumour, aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) can develop in any bone but are more common in the metaphysis of long bones.

CASE REPORT: A 10 year old Female patient arrived at our outpatient department two years ago with a history of recurring discomfort, edema, and limited movement in her right shoulder and proximal 1/3 of her right arm. X-ray and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the humerus was performed and was diagnosed as aneurysmal bone cyst of proximal humerus. Patient was managed with sclerotherapy with polidocanol injections. The patient experienced significant symptoms improvement was seen two months after starting treatment, and there were no post operative side effects. Monthly progress reports were started, and after three months, physiotherapy was added to improve shoulder range of motion because there were no indications of a recurrence. A two-year follow-up showed improvement and no indications of a relapse.

CONCLUSION

Percutaneous Sclerotherapy can be used as a primary procedure for aneurysmal bone cyst.