Lipo-atrophie fessière après injections intra-musculaires d'extrait corticosurrénal total (cortine naturelle)

Hamidou, M.; Barrier, J; Planchon, B.; Raffi, F.; Grolleau, J.Y.

doi:10.1016/s0248-8663(05)82876-0

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“…ALL frequently develops secondary to dermal or intramuscular drug injections of corticosteroids as seen with our case. Additionally, ALL has also been reported following insulin, vasopressin, recombinant growth hormone, adrenal cortex hormone and methotrexate injections [ 2 , 3 , 4 ].…”

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A Case Of Bilateral Acquired Localized Lipoatrophy

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A Case Of Bilateral Acquired Localized Lipoatrophy

2016

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Lipodystrophy

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Araújo‐Vilar³

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Lipoatrophy Associated With Maxillary Bone Graft for the Purpose of Dental Implants and Correction by Fat Grafting: A Case Report

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Danino

2019

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Lipoatrophy could be a manifestation of a metabolic disorder, pharmacological therapy, or as the result of an immune reaction in adipose tissue. Localized lipoatrophy after a dental intervention is a finding rarely described in scientific literature of head and neck pathology. A 56-year-old woman reported experiencing tissue loss on the right cheek. A maxillary bone graft for the purpose of dental implants had been performed 10 months prior to the first signs. Medical imaging showed no signs of any lytic bone lesions. A fat graft harvested from the abdomen was used to fill the deficit. For a clinician, lipoatrophy even if extremely rare should be considered among the inflammatory complications after a dento-alveolar bone graft. Especially because of its rarity, any coincidental systemic disorder should be excluded during the assessment of the condition.

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Lipo-atrophie fessière après injections intra-musculaires d'extrait corticosurrénal total (cortine naturelle)

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A Case Of Bilateral Acquired Localized Lipoatrophy

A Case Of Bilateral Acquired Localized Lipoatrophy

Lipodystrophy

Lipoatrophy Associated With Maxillary Bone Graft for the Purpose of Dental Implants and Correction by Fat Grafting: A Case Report

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