Trapped By TGCT?

Untangle the truth of tenosynovial giant cell tumor (TGCT)

Formerly known as pigmented villonodular synovitis (PVNS)

Even though it's non-malignant (benign), the truth is, TGCT can still cause chronic pain and impact how you live. Everyone's TGCT journey is different, and your doctor can help shape a treatment plan that works best for you.

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“BENIGN” isn’t fine

TGCT is typically non‑life threatening, but the disease and its treatment can be life‑altering. We're here to provide support and information to help you along your TGCT journey.

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Myths vs truths

Learning about TGCT can
feel overwhelming at first.
That's why understanding the truth about TGCT starts with separating myths from facts.

“TGCT is cancer.”
“TGCT is harmless
because it's benign.”
“TGCT can be treated with
more than just surgery.”
“Once it's removed, TGCT
can still come back.”
“TGCT is too rare a disease
to find support.”

“TGCT is cancer.”