Case report highlights giant cell tumour in the talus, suggesting unique presentation compared to long bone cases.
Giant Cell Tumour is describe as neoplasm of undifferentiated mesenchymal stromal cells with presence of abundant, multinucleated giant cells. Giant Cell Tumour of talus is a rare entity. In contrast to Giant Cell Tumour of long bone, most cases occur in younger age group and commonly multicentric.
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