Magnetic resonance imaging appearances of fibrous dysplasia

Shah, Zarine K.; Peh, Wilfred C.G.; Koh, Wan Lin; Shek, Tony W. H.

doi:10.1259/bjr/73852511

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“…Many patients are asymptomatic in FDs (18). These may rarely occur with pain, deformity or pathological fracture (19). The fact that our clinic is in a central hospital in the region and the symptomatic patients who were initially diagnosed in the external centers which are referred to our center for the treatment is the reason for high rate of symptomatic patients in our study than the previous studies.…”

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Mid-term results of treatment with curettage and grafting in tumor-like cysts of long bones

Encan¹,

Sevimli²

2017

J Turgut Ozal Med Cent

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Aim: Curettage and bone grafting are common methods in the treatment of tumor-like cysts in the bone. In this study, we present our treatment results of curettage and bone grafting in patients with tumor-like bone cysts. Material and Methods: Ninety-three patients (57 males, 36 females, mean age: 33 years; range: 3 to 67 years) who were diagnosed with the tumor-like bone cysts in our clinic between march 2009 and December 2016, were evaluated. Curettage and bone grafting treatment were applied to all patients. The efficacy of the treatments was evaluated according to the Neer/Cole classification, and recurrence rates were recorded. Results: Of the treated 93 patients, 35 had a non-ossifying fibroma (NOF), 22 had an aneurysmal bone cyst(ABC), 21 had a unicameral bone cyst(UBC), and 15 had fibrous dysplasia(FD). Thirty-nine of these cysts were located in the femur,23 in the tibia, 22 in the humerus, six in the fibula, and three in the radius. Recurrence rates were observed as 14.3% (n=3) in UBCs, 13.6% (n=3) in ABCs, and 2.9% (n=1) in NOFs.In the tumor-like bone cysts, post-treatment complications were as follows: infection in five patients (5.3%), wound site problems in 11 patients (11.8%), deformity, fracture, coxa vara, limitation of the range of motion, and lower extremity shortness in nine patients (9.6%). Conclusion: These study results show that curettage and bone grafting for the patients who are admitted to the hospital with tumorlike lesions are effective and useful treatment modalities in the orthopedic oncology.

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Mid-term results of treatment with curettage and grafting in tumor-like cysts of long bones

Encan¹,

Sevimli²

2017

J Turgut Ozal Med Cent

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“…A ''ground-glass'' pattern of attenuation on both conventional radiography and CT would be more typical. Furthermore, fibrous dysplasia tends to enhance with intravenous contrast, although the pattern may be central, rim enhancement, homogeneous or a combination [3]. It has been noted that the two lesions can be very difficult or even impossible to distinguish pathologically, and some even argue that LSMFT represents a post-traumatic response within a focus of fibrous dysplasia [4].…”

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An unusual incidental finding

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Mehan²,

Whitehouse³

2012

BJR

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A 63-year-old man presented with weight loss and rectal bleeding. He had no significant medical history and was taking no medications. He complained of some minor left hip pain, which had been attributed to osteoarthritis. Physical examination was normal. The patient's blood count, renal function and liver enzymes were normal. The carcinoembryonic antigen level was elevated. Colonoscopy revealed a small polypoidal tumour in the descending colon. Biopsies were positive for colonic adenocarcinoma. As part of the staging process, CT of the thorax, abdomen and pelvis was performed, which was unable to depict the primary tumour and showed no nodal disease or metastasis. However, the proximal left femur was abnormal. Subsequently, plain radiography and MRI of this region were undertaken (Figures 1-3

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“…Lezyon eksternal tabulayı dışa doğru ekspanse ederken iç tabulayı korur [171]. Ayrıca belirgin sklerotik kenarlarla çevrilidir [172]. MR görüntülerde T1A'da homojen hipointenstirler ancak daha fazla fibröz alan içerirse göreceli olarak daha izointens izlenirler.…”

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Ekstraaksiyel Beyin Tumorleri

Cakir¹

2016

Trd Sem

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Magnetic resonance imaging appearances of fibrous dysplasia

Cited by 73 publications

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Mid-term results of treatment with curettage and grafting in tumor-like cysts of long bones

Mid-term results of treatment with curettage and grafting in tumor-like cysts of long bones

An unusual incidental finding

Ekstraaksiyel Beyin Tumorleri

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