2013
DOI: 10.5606/ehc.2013.11
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A new syndrome mimicking Jaffe-Campanacci syndrome: a case report

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“…Multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 15 R. S. Colby, 2003 [ 9 ]: Male 13 Negative NF1 and bone lesions Leg problems and multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 16 R. S. Colby, 2003 [ 9 ]: Male 17 Negative NF1 and bone lesions Leg problems and multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 17 Ammar C. Al-Rikabi, 2005 [ 4 ] Male 6 N/A Right upper tibial lytic bone lesion Previous Diagnosis Case 18 Mehmet Sonar, 2012 [ 18 ] Male 13 N/A pathological fracture of the distal part of the left tibia No Previous diagnosis Case 19 Chen Yang, 2012 [ 14 ] Female 10 Negative for NF1 Fracture of the humerus and impending. fracture in the right femur Multiple osteolytic lesions Previous Diagnosis Case 20 Adnan Sevencan, 2013 [ 19 ] Male 10 N/A Lesion in the proximal part of the left humerus No Previous diagnosis Case 21 Stéphane Cherix, 2014 [ 20 ] Female 17 Father had NF1 Fracture of her right femur …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 15 R. S. Colby, 2003 [ 9 ]: Male 13 Negative NF1 and bone lesions Leg problems and multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 16 R. S. Colby, 2003 [ 9 ]: Male 17 Negative NF1 and bone lesions Leg problems and multiple NOF Previous Diagnosis Case 17 Ammar C. Al-Rikabi, 2005 [ 4 ] Male 6 N/A Right upper tibial lytic bone lesion Previous Diagnosis Case 18 Mehmet Sonar, 2012 [ 18 ] Male 13 N/A pathological fracture of the distal part of the left tibia No Previous diagnosis Case 19 Chen Yang, 2012 [ 14 ] Female 10 Negative for NF1 Fracture of the humerus and impending. fracture in the right femur Multiple osteolytic lesions Previous Diagnosis Case 20 Adnan Sevencan, 2013 [ 19 ] Male 10 N/A Lesion in the proximal part of the left humerus No Previous diagnosis Case 21 Stéphane Cherix, 2014 [ 20 ] Female 17 Father had NF1 Fracture of her right femur …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, X-ray bone imaging seems to be the primary modality for evaluation of skeletal lesions. [1][2][3]10] Radionuclide imaging modalities including 99m Tc-MDP bone and 99m Tc-octreotide scans can be considered as adjunct tools mainly for evaluation of the true extent of the disease and possibly for biological activity of lesions. In addition, based on the degree of uptake on 99m Tc-octreotide scan, a role for radionuclide peptide therapy can be considered for locally aggressive somatostatin receptor-positive lesions to prevent pathologic fracture in weight-bearing bones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%