Aneurysmal bone cyst after fracture. A report of three cases.

Dabezies, Eugene J; D’Ambrosia, Robert; Chuinard, Robert G.; Ferguson, Anne

doi:10.2106/00004623-198264040-00021

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“…Since ABCs are superficial, pain and swelling are the most common symptoms of them. Trauma is responsible for the symptoms in a third of cases (11). Non-ossifying fibromas are usually asymptomatic and incidentally diagnosed; however, cortical expansion may create an aggressive appearance particularly in thin bones such as fibula (15,16).…”

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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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“…In particular, polyostotic shape is more common in women, compared to men (10). Although most of the lesions are probably present in early childhood, they are usually not recognized until late childhood or adolescence period (11).…”

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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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“…Some authors have considered it to be an arteriovenous or other vascular anomaly resulting from a local circulatory disturbance in the bone, leading to increased venous pressure and development of a dilated and engorged vascular bed within the involved bone. On the other hand, it has been suggested that ABCs can be associated with secondary lesions (fibrous dysplasia, giant cell tumors), trauma or chromosomal translocations (Dabezies et al, 1982;Kransdorf and Sweet, 1995;Mendenhall et al, 2006;Szendroi et al, 1998).…”

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Aneurysmal Bone Cyst of the Ethmoid Presenting with Proptosis and Epiphora

Özdamar¹,

Acaroğlu

Saka

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“…Dans notre cas, la tuméfaction avait rapidement augmenté de volume sur une période de six mois avec l'installation secondaire de douleurs qui restaient épisodiques. La lésion devient parfois localement agressive et les fractures pathologiques constituent un mode fréquent de révélation [7,17]. Les douleurs kystiques sont inexpressives, sourdes, leur intensité augmente avec la présence de fractures pathologiques et il faut classiquement huit mois pour établir le diagnostic [12].…”

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