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Giant cell tumor of the sacrum is a rare primary tumor in a challenging anatomical location without clear consensus on treatment. We present a case of giant cell tumor of the sacrum and subsequent treatment with preoperative embolization, L5 to S4 laminectomy, partial sacrectomy, intraoperative thermal ablation, and L4 to pelvis stabilization and fusion.
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