Ganglion cysts are small, smooth, cystic swellings, that are usually attached to the adjacent underlying joint capsule, tendon sheath or tendon, and contain clear fluid. The fluid may be drained for immediate relief, in a procedure known as aspiration. This involves the insertion of a syringe into the cyst, which withdraws the fluid. Aspiration of a ganglion is not usually considered a permanent fix, as more fluid can build up in the cyst over time. Try Complete Anatomy for free today:
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