The author report a very rare case of fluid-fluid level in an intra-osseous ganglion cyst of the talus that was detected on CT and MR imaging. Pre-operative diagnosis was suggested by the presence of a communication between the talo-cuboid joint and the cyst, as shown at MR Arthrography.
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