Recurrent giant cell tumour in the distal radius of a young girl: A case report

Introduction: Giant cell tumor (GCT) is a benign but locally aggressive that accounts for 4% of all primary bone tumors. The distal radius the third most common site GCT, after femur and proximal tibia. Wide excision one treatment options this can create defect at end radius. tumors (GCTs) occur in are likely to recur. recurrent GCTs very challenging. We report our clinical experience using fibular autografts reconstruct en-bloc entire 21-year-old female patient with GCT (RGCT) Case Report: who presented us status post op query GCT. Patient had pain swelling right wrist since past 12 months, was operated different centre 6 months back not come down no able move because which progressive. performed imaging concluded it be treated reconstruction fibula.Discussion: recur same location or metastasize. risk local recurrence high, usually caused by cells remain behind surgery implanted surgical site. contamination instruments used during lower. Conclusion: Removing RGCT reconstructing autograft effective ways control preserve function.