1992
DOI: 10.1097/00002517-199206000-00010
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Osteoid Osteoma and Osteoblastoma of the Spine

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“…87 New-onset torticollis may be the presenting complaint in a child harboring a cervical osteoblastoma. 4,74,80 Painful torticollis or scoliosis in a child should raise the index of suspicion for the possibility of harboring an osteoblastoma. 63 Other location-specific presentations include thoracic myelopathy or lumbosacral radiculopathy.…”
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“…87 New-onset torticollis may be the presenting complaint in a child harboring a cervical osteoblastoma. 4,74,80 Painful torticollis or scoliosis in a child should raise the index of suspicion for the possibility of harboring an osteoblastoma. 63 Other location-specific presentations include thoracic myelopathy or lumbosacral radiculopathy.…”
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“…A duração dos sintomas até o diagnóstico definitivo, de acordo com a literatura, é prolongada, variando de um a 225 meses 10,19 , comparativamente a 13 meses deste estudo. Esse atraso no diagnóstico está provavelmente relacionado à raridade desse tumor 6,8,28,30 .…”
Section: Osteoblastomaunclassified
“…Nenhum era portador de disfunção neurológica, e um apresentava sinais de dor radicular, indo de acordo com as descrições da maioria dos autores 1,11,[13][14][15] . O achado da cirurgia confirmou a presença do osso esclerótico e duro na concavidade da escoliose 28 . A ressecção do tumor revelou um nicho vascularizado e friável.…”
Section: Osteoma Osteoideunclassified
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“…The differentiation of osteoid osteoma from osteoblastoma is made according to its size, with osteoid osteoma being smaller than 1.5 cm in diameter (2) . The tumor is seen at vertebral spine in approximately 10% -25% of the cases (3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8) , preferably at posterior elements of vertebrae (9)(10)(11) . The osteoid osteoma is found in vertebral body in only 10% of the cases affecting the spine (12) .…”
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