2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijscr.2019.10.060
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Surgery on aggressive fibroma of the posterior compartment of the knee: A case report

Abstract: HighlightsWe report a rare case of aggressive fibroma at posterior compartment of the knee.The tumor was resected from the posterior compartment with the preservation of neurovascular structures around the tumor.The popliteal space is covered with the heads of gastrocnemius sutured to the hamstring muscles.One year postoperative, the vascularization was good, no recurrence and neurological deficit with MSTS 80%.

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“…On histological examination, tendon sheath is typically layered with an epithelium in contiguity with extraneous fibrous tendon sheath and inner synovial sheath with embedded blood vessels (4,5). As joint capsule morphologically resembles structure of tendon sheath, particularly where joint capsule is constituted by dual layer of dense, extraneous fibrous connective tissue and inmost synovial layer with ingrained vasculature, it can be surmised that fibroma of tendon sheath can arise from joint capsule, besides originating from the tendon or tendon sheath(4).…”
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“…On histological examination, tendon sheath is typically layered with an epithelium in contiguity with extraneous fibrous tendon sheath and inner synovial sheath with embedded blood vessels (4,5). As joint capsule morphologically resembles structure of tendon sheath, particularly where joint capsule is constituted by dual layer of dense, extraneous fibrous connective tissue and inmost synovial layer with ingrained vasculature, it can be surmised that fibroma of tendon sheath can arise from joint capsule, besides originating from the tendon or tendon sheath(4).…”
Section: Clinical Elucidationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cellular or nuclear atypia and malignant metamorphoses is absent. Majority of lesions are hypo-cellular although certain neoplasms exhibit peripheral hyper-cellularity, akin to lesions of nodular fasciitis (4,5). The tumefaction is comprised of dense, collagenous tissue demonstrating variable proportion of collagenisation and tumour cellularity.…”
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confidence: 99%
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