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[Ganglion cysts of the hand and wrist]
Oren Sarig1, Avraham Hass2, Amir Oron2
1Department of Hand Surgery, Kaplan Medical Center, Rehovot, Israel. orens@clalit.org.il
Abstract:
Ganglion cysts are considered the most common tumor of the wrist and hand. They are most common between the second and fourth decades of life. The most common anatomical location is the dorsal wrist. This article includes a general review of these cysts including symptoms, pathology and methods of diagnosis, as well as a review of these cysts in specific anatomic locations. The article also includes an updated review of the literature comparing open surgery vs. arthroscopic treatment. The authors believe that arthroscopic surgery of ganglion cysts will gain an important role in the treatment of these cysts.
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