Subperiosteal ganglion cyst in distal end radius in an adolescent

Abstract

providing more specific information for diagnosis or localization (Smet, 2001).In this case, we initially misdiagnosed osteoid osteoma of the distal pole of the scaphoid as flexor carpi radialis tendinitis. Osteoid osteoma of the scaphoid is difficult to diagnose, and is frequently confused with De Quervain's disease, scaphoid fracture, intersection syndrome, or tendinitis. It is important that the physician evaluate plain radiographs carefully in a patient with chronic unexplained wrist pain. If the radiographs are inconclusive, additional views or CT imaging should be considered to better identify the nidus of osteoid osteoma in the small bones of the hand.

Periosteal ganglion cyst of tibia: A rare case report

“…Recurrence of this lesion is not necessarily due to inadequate excision, as the pathogenesis of this lesion is believed to be mucoid degeneration of connective tissue. The most important points in treatment are to relieve pain if present and to ensure that the lesion is truly benign despite producing a cortical destructive process [ 11 ]. The primary complication associated with surgical removal of ganglion cysts is their recurrence.…”

Quantum-computing with AI & blockchain: modelling, fault tolerance and capacity scheduling

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