Abstract
Purpose or Learning Objective: Primary tumors and tumor-mimicking lesions of the cuboid bone are rarely described in the literature. The cuboid bone, a tarsal bone located in the midfoot, is an uncommon site of primary bone lesions. We describe the primary tumors and tumor mimics that can occur in the cuboid bone and need to be considered when evaluating lesions of the cuboid. We also provide a brief overview of diagnosis and management in this largest and only case series on tumor and tumor-mimicking lesions of the cuboid.
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