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Cystic lesions in the bone are fluid-filled cavities that compromise the integrity of normal bone tissue. They come in two basic forms: simple cysts—which fill with a clear fluid—and aneurysmal cysts, which fill with blood. Treatment for a cystic lesion varies with its severity and the type of lesion present.
