Desmoplastic Fibroma of Bone

Cohen, Philip; GOLDENBERG, RAPHAEL R.

doi:10.2106/00004623-196547080-00017

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“…Normally , the X-ray reveals a localized cystic tumor in the middle of metaphysis that has a marked radiolucent central area and trabecular structure. The cor tex layer aroun d the tumor is thin and of irregular structure, or may be destroye d in advanced cases (1) . Macroscopica lly, these tumors usually consist of a grey-white , firm and rubbery tissue .…”

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Desmoplastic Fibroma of the Rib

Butters¹,

H²,

Mohr³

1985

Thorac cardiovasc Surg

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Desmoplastic Fibroma of the Rib

Butters¹,

H²,

Mohr³

1985

Thorac cardiovasc Surg

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“…Im Ro Èntgenbild ist die La Èsion schwierig von einkammerigen Knochenzysten, chondromyxoiden sowie nichtossifizierenden Fibromen, Riesenzelltumoren und dem niedriggradigen Fibrosarkom zu differenzieren [7,22,24,30]. Typisch ist eine meist groûfla Èchige, gut abgegrenzte Osteolyse bei Aufhebung der normalen Knochenstruktur und spindelig aufgetriebenem Knochen [26].…”

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Das desmoplastische Fibrom der Fibula - Die schwierige klinische, radiologische und histologische Diagnose -

Perlick¹,

Zander²,

Wallny³

et al. 2000

Zentralbl Chir

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Desmoplastic fibroma of bone is a rare benign tumor that is made up of wavy fibroblasts and abundant collagenous tissue. The case of a 18-year-old patient is presented with a two months history of weightbearing pain in the left knee. Neither native x-ray, CT nor MRI could detect the kind of tumor. The histological findings lead finally to the diagnosis of a desmoplastic fibroma. Wide resection prevented recurrence of the tumor for 8 1/2 years until now. Considering the semi-malignant character of the desmoplastic fibroma and the recurrence rate marginal or wide resection for the primary treatment is recommended. The superior imaging quality of MRI facilitates preoperative planning.

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“…Jaffe (1958) first described the desmoplastic fibroma of bone as a separate entity. Subsequently a number of case reports were published (Whitesides and Ackerman, i960;Sheer and Kuhlman, 1963;Cohen and Goldenberg, 1965). Rabhan and Rosai (1968) reviewed the literature and added 10 more cases of their own series.…”

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