Osteitis of the Fourth Metatarsal Caused by a Date Palm Thorn in a Child: Why the Dorsum of the Foot Is the Most Commonly Injured Site

Madhar, Mohammed; Sammous, Younes; Bouslous, Jamal; Messaoudi, T.; Chafik, Rachid; Elhaoury, Hanane; Saïdi, H.; Fikry, T.

doi:10.1053/j.jfas.2012.10.015

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“…Most of the previously reported cases of foreign bodies retained in the foot bones occurred in the metatarsal bones (4,5), and a case of a wooden foreign body retained in the calcaneus has rarely been reported (6). The soft tissue in the forefoot and the midfoot is thinner and softer than that in the heel, and therefore, the foreign body can easily reach the bone.…”

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An Unrecognized Foreign Body Retained in the Calcaneus: A Case Report

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Choi

Hwang

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J Korean Soc Radiol

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“…As far as the English literatures are concerned, thorns, glass, needles or wooden fragments are the main foreign bodies that are retained in the foot or hand (3). Most of the foreign bodies are found in the metatarsal bones (4,5), and a wooden foreign body retained in the calcaneus has rarely been reported (6).…”

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An Unrecognized Foreign Body Retained in the Calcaneus: A Case Report

Lee

Choi

Hwang

et al. 2017

J Korean Soc Radiol

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Case report: vertebral foreign body granuloma mimicking a skeletal metastasis

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Bathaii²,

Hatfield

et al. 2018

Skeletal Radiol

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Intraosseous foreign body granuloma formation related to migrated surgical material is a rarely reported condition with variable imaging appearance. In this case report, we describe a foreign body granuloma that occurred in a lumbar vertebral body one level above a prior surgical fusion. The lytic appearance mimicked a skeletal metastasis in a 65-year-old patient with recently diagnosed renal cell carcinoma. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first reported case of a lumbar vertebral foreign body granuloma occurring distant from the site of surgery, indistinguishable from skeletal metastasis on radiologic examination.

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