1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf00198409
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Synovial haemangioma of the knee: a frequently misdiagnosed lesion

Abstract: Abstract.Objective. The objective of this study was to assess the contribution of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging in the diagnosis and surgical planning of five cases of synovial haemangioma of the knee. Patients and methods. The clinical, radiological and arthroscopic features of five pathologically proven synovial haemangiomas of the knee were retrospectively reviewed. Results. A diagnostic delay, on average of 8 years, had occurred in four of the cases. Plain films were unremarkable, except for one case wit… Show more

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“…Bei Beteiligung des Kniegelenks kommt es langfristig zu einer Quadrizepsatrophie und Zunahme der Länge des betroffenen Beins. Zusätzliche vaskuläre Veränderungen im Hautbereich über dem Gelenk können als Nävus, Hämangiom oder als Teleangiektasien auftreten (40%) [3,4,9,11,13,16,19].…”
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“…Bei Beteiligung des Kniegelenks kommt es langfristig zu einer Quadrizepsatrophie und Zunahme der Länge des betroffenen Beins. Zusätzliche vaskuläre Veränderungen im Hautbereich über dem Gelenk können als Nävus, Hämangiom oder als Teleangiektasien auftreten (40%) [3,4,9,11,13,16,19].…”
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“…Morphologisch sind synoviale Hämangiome entweder lokalisiert von meist gestielter Form oder breitbasig aufsitzend mit Infiltration in die umgebende Synovia [3,4,15].…”
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“…3 Synovial hemangiomas often become difficult to excise because they may spread throughout the entire synovium and infiltrate the surrounding muscles and fat, but often they demonstrate no significant displacement of surrounding skeletal muscles, fat, ligaments, and tendons. 3 Bone invasion is only rarely observed. 6 Regardless of their infiltrative growth, these tumors revealed no cytological features of malignancy like pleomorphism and high mitotic rate.…”
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