Knochenmetastasen bösartiger Geschwülste

Hellner, H

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-91092-0_2

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“…Twenty-two cases of patellar metastases have been reported including our own, but 5 of these were not confirmed histologically or described in detail [3,6,7,15]. They have been excluded from the following review of the literature.…”

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Patellar metastasis from a malignant melanoma

Jaeger

Kruegener

Donovan

1992

International Orthopaedics

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Patellar metastasis from a malignant melanoma

Jaeger

Kruegener

Donovan

1992

International Orthopaedics

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Incidence and histopathology of metastases of mammary carcinoma in biopsies from the posterior iliac crest

Ridell

Landys

1979

Cancer

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Bone marrow biopsies were taken from the posterior iliac crest in 532 women with unilateral breast cancer. Metastatic tumors were found in 10% of the biopsies. In a group with negative radiological examinations of the skeleton, the incidence of positive bone marrow biopsies was 1.6%. In a group with radiologically detectable metastases in the skeleton 28% of the biopsies were positive. In the latter group 43 out of 45 individuals with positive biopsies had negative x-rays of the pelvis. Histopathologically, 19% of the metastatic tumors were osteolytic, 65% were osteoblastic and 16% did not influence the bone structure. The fibrous reaction in and around the bone marrow tumors was similar to that found in the primary tumor. In 74% the morphological pattern was consistent throughout the biopsy, whereas in 26% the morphology was different in different parts of the biopsy. No specific histopathology was observed in the individuals with negative radiological examinations of the skeleton. Bone marrow biopsy of the posterior iliac crest does not seem to be helpful as a routine method in the initial staging of mammary carcinoma but may contribute to establish the degree of tumor spread in individuals with positive or suspicious x-ray of the skeleton.

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Klinik, Behandlung und Statistik der Sarkome

Ott¹,

Frey²

1961

Ergebnisse Der Chirurgie Und Orthopädie

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Knochenmetastasen bösartiger Geschwülste

Cited by 8 publications

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Patellar metastasis from a malignant melanoma

Patellar metastasis from a malignant melanoma

Incidence and histopathology of metastases of mammary carcinoma in biopsies from the posterior iliac crest

Klinik, Behandlung und Statistik der Sarkome

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