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Osteofibröse Dysplasie Campanacci der Tibia

Ein 12-Jahres-Follow-up

Osteofibrous dysplasia campanacci of the tibia

A 12-year follow up

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Pathologische Frakturen und Deformitäten sind häufige Komplikationen der osteofibrösen Dysplasie. Es handelt sich um eine seltene tumorähnliche Veränderung vornehmlich der Tibiadiaphyse bei jungen Patienten. Der Fall eines Mädchens mit Stressfraktur und Antekurvation sowie mit Rezidiv und Refraktur wird geschildert. Die chirurgische Therapie ist schwierig, sie erfordert Resektion und Rekonstruktion. Die Indikation dazu ist umstritten, wird von uns wegen der mutmaßlichen Verwandtschaft zum malignen Adamantinom jedoch empfohlen.

Abstract

Pathologic fractures and deformities are common complications of osteofibrous dysplasia. This article concerns a rare tumor-like lesion primarily in the tibial diaphysis in young patients. The case is presented of a girl with stress fracture, distinct antecurvation, relapse, and refracture. Surgical treatment is difficult and requires resection and reconstruction. Despite the controversial indication, we recommend this method due to the disorder’s putative relationship with malignant adamantinoma.

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  1. Orthopädische, Unfall und Handchirurgie, Klinikum Plau am See, Quetzinerstraße 88, 19395, Plau am See, Deutschland

    M. Napp, B.-A. Stengel, J. Buschmann & J.R. Döhler

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Napp, M., Stengel, BA., Buschmann, J. et al. Osteofibröse Dysplasie Campanacci der Tibia. Chirurg 80, 241–244 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00104-008-1591-x

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