1982
DOI: 10.1016/s0753-9053(82)80049-5
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Maladie de Kirner: traitement chirurgical

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“…There is no agreement about the aetiopathogenesis of Kirner's deformity, which is still unknown and controversial [17,[29][30][31], with hypotheses being: juvenile osteomalacia [5]; aseptic necrosis on the basis of biopsy findings, which showed lysis between the diaphysis and epiphysis of the terminal phalanx with diminished trabecular bone and decreased thickness of the zone of provisional calcification [15]; osteochondrosis of possible vascular origin [7]. Recently, it has been suggested that Kirner's deformity is a congenital defect of growth-cartilage to be classified among the genotypic osteochondrodysplasias (such as a epiphyso-metaphyseal acrodysplasia) [4, 26,31].…”
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“…There is no agreement about the aetiopathogenesis of Kirner's deformity, which is still unknown and controversial [17,[29][30][31], with hypotheses being: juvenile osteomalacia [5]; aseptic necrosis on the basis of biopsy findings, which showed lysis between the diaphysis and epiphysis of the terminal phalanx with diminished trabecular bone and decreased thickness of the zone of provisional calcification [15]; osteochondrosis of possible vascular origin [7]. Recently, it has been suggested that Kirner's deformity is a congenital defect of growth-cartilage to be classified among the genotypic osteochondrodysplasias (such as a epiphyso-metaphyseal acrodysplasia) [4, 26,31].…”
Section: Discussione E Conclusionimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, it has been suggested that Kirner's deformity is a congenital defect of growth-cartilage to be classified among the genotypic osteochondrodysplasias (such as a epiphyso-metaphyseal acrodysplasia) [4, 26,31].…”
Section: Discussione E Conclusionimentioning
confidence: 99%
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