Giant aneurysmal bone cyst of the scapula: A case report

Gigantic aneurysmal bone cyst of the scapula in children treated with left total scapulectomy and humeral suspension: A case report

“…Surgical treatment is indicated in active and aggresive lesion (Enneking stage 2 and 3) which is characterized as incomplete periosteal rim, undefined borders and osteolysis [ 1 , 3 ]. The preferred and most commonly used surgical treatment for primary ABCs is intralesional curettage.…”

“…Sherwani et al [ 6 ] reported an acceptable shoulder abduction (100 o ) in the 5th months follow-up after partial scapulectomy in a secondary ABC of the scapula. Nasri et al [ 3 ] reported scapular ABC treated with total scapulectomy which had no postoperative complication during follow-up.…”