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Table 1.
The difference between preoperative and postoperative diagnosis.
| Preoperative diagnosis | Histopathological findings | Final diagnosis | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Osteochondral bone cyst | Necrotic subchondral bone trabeculae | Osteochondral bone cyst |
| 2. | Osteochondral bone cyst | Necrotic bone with infilteration by plasma cells and scattered lymphocytes and polymorpholeucocytes | Chronic infection in talus |
| 3. | Aneurysmal bone cyst | Eroded bone with numerous multinoculated giant cell with inflammatory cells amidst pools of blood | Aneurysmal bone cyst |
| 4. | Intraosseus ganglion | Fibrous tissue with mucoid degeneration | Intraosseus ganglion |
| 5. | Osteochondral bone cyst | Necrotic subchondral bone trabeculae | Osteochondral bone cyst |
| 6. | Aneurysmal bone cyst | Eroded bone with numerous multinoculated giant cell with inflammatory cells amidst pools of blood | Aneurysmal bone cyst |
| 7. | Osteochondral bone cyst | Sclerotic bone surrounding vascular tissue with endothelium lining | Angiomatous lesion of the talus |
| 8. | Intraosseus ganglion | Fibrous tissue with mucoid degeneration | Intraosseus ganglion |
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