Intraosseous Ganglia: A Series of 17 Treated Cases

Table 2

Clinical summary of intraosseous ganglion.

	Age	Sex; (male/female)	Side; (right/left)	Osteoarthritis	Size (mm)	Fracture	Soft-tissue extension
Large long bone (𝑛=9); Tibia (𝑛=5: proximal 3, distal 2); Humerus (𝑛=2: distal 2); Ulna (𝑛=1: distal); Femur (𝑛=1: distal)	51.4 (24–72)	4/5	7/2	2/9 (22%)	23.7 (10–40)	0/9 (0%)	3/9 (33%)
Flat bone (𝑛=4); Scapula (𝑛=2); Ilium (𝑛=2)	47.3 (44–51)	2/2	2/2	0/4 (0%)	31.3 (25–40)	2/4 (50%)	1/4 (25%)
Bones in the hand and foot (𝑛=4); Scaphoid (𝑛=2); Metacarpal bone (𝑛=1); Talus (𝑛=1)	45.0 (22–62)	2/2	2/2	0/4 (0%)	10.8 (6–20)	1/4 (25%)	0/4 (0%)
Total (𝑛=17)	48.9 (22–72)	8/9	11/6	2/17 (12%)	22.4 (6–40)	3/17 (18%)	4/17 (24%)