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Periostale Veränderungen

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Skeletterkrankungen

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Periostale Verknöcherungen sind vielfach zuverlässige diagnoseweisende Indikatoren sowohl von lokalen (z. B. Tumor, Entzündung, Trauma) als auch systemischen Knochenerkrankungen (z. B. hypertrophische Osteoarthropathie, EMO-Syndrom, Pachydermoperiostose). Da das Periost relativ früh auf pathologische Prozesse im Knochen reagiert, ist die Kenntnis der radiologischen Phänomenologie (z. B. kontinuierliche/diskontinuierliche Ossifikation) von Periostverknöcherungen wichtig. Traumainduzierte proliferierende Prozesse an den Hand- und Fußröhrenknochen sollten mit Hilfe von Klinik und Radiologie sicher als solche erkannt werden, um in Anbetracht der schwierigen Histologie fatale diagnostische und therapeutische Fehlentscheidungen zu verhindern.

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Freyschmidt, J. (2016). Periostale Veränderungen. In: Skeletterkrankungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48137-0_15

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