1956
DOI: 10.2106/00004623-195638040-00008
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Metaphyseal Fibrous Defects

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“…They regarded the lesion as dysplastic and rejected the theory that it was a benign tumour because it healed spontaneously. In 1956, Cunningham reported a disorder of the epiphyseal plate which occurred only in the metaphyseal area and during growth migrated towards the diaphysis; the longitudinal axis of the lesion ran parallel to the long axis of the bone [4].…”
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“…They regarded the lesion as dysplastic and rejected the theory that it was a benign tumour because it healed spontaneously. In 1956, Cunningham reported a disorder of the epiphyseal plate which occurred only in the metaphyseal area and during growth migrated towards the diaphysis; the longitudinal axis of the lesion ran parallel to the long axis of the bone [4].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was confirmed in all our 155 cases. The so-called 'punched-out spot' phenomenon [26] and other observations [4,19] indicate that the site of origin is close to the epiphyseal plate.…”
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“…John Caffey [6] described the characteristic radiologic appearance, which distinguished it from other entities such as fibrous dysplasia. In the same year, Devlin and coworkers [13] described six patients and in 1956, Cunningham and Ackerman [12] attempted to further define possible origins of the lesions. Imaging studies were described by Purcell and Mulcahy in 1960 [49] and Selby [55] further defined the radiographic pattern in 1961.…”
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“…Histologically, both fibrous cortical defects and nonossifying fibromas contain fibrous tissue, foam cells, and multinucleated giant cells. 77 …”
Section: Fibrous Cortical Defect/nonossifying Fibromamentioning
confidence: 99%