[PDF] Top 20 "Primary" aggressive chondroblastoma of the humerus: a case report

... At presentation, the patient had restricted shoulder joint movement on the left side, nagging pain and excessive sweating in the skin over the swelling. On examination, there was an anteriorly placed large non tender ... See full document

... right humerus was lengthened by distraction osteogenesis to com- pensate for the loss of ulna and ...of humerus regen- erate were ...the humerus was bent 40° in flexion to allow for better function ... See full document

... proximal humerus with a wide zone of transition between the tumor and uninvolved bone (Figures 1 and ...proximal humerus was thinned, and a pathological fracture was also seen, but cortical expan- sion was ... See full document

... A pathological fracture due to a metastatic bone tumor of the proximal humerus was initially diagnosed. Intra- medullary pinning was performed. However, osteosar- coma was confirmed by postoperative pathological ... See full document

... this case report is to: present a rare case of intraosseus ganglion cyst (IOG) of the humerus diagnosed in a flat water canoe athlete; outline the dif- ficulties in its diagnosis due to an ... See full document

... The primary treatment for stage 1–2 lesions is surgery, including the following steps. First, thorough intrale- sional curettage was performed to remove all the visual- ized tumor tissues, and a high-speed burr ... See full document

... of chondroblastoma depends upon the ana- tomic location of the lesion and the extent of bone and/or joint ...less aggressive surgical curettage due to fear of injury of the physis [12] while other argue ... See full document

... Tumors of the distal tibia are quite rare. For malignant and potential malignant tumors, below-knee amputation had been the standard surgical procedure [5] because of the limitation of soft-tissue coverage and ... See full document

... further report of 26 patients with primary bone tumors (including GCT, osteosarcoma and chon- drosarcoma) underwent tumor resection and successful knee arthrodesis using autogenous bone graft ... See full document

... Abstract: Aggressive angiomyxoma, mostly originating in the female pelvis and peritoneum or in the male analo- gous sites, is a rare mesenchymal neoplasm characterized with infiltrative growth to adjacent tissue ... See full document

... Conventional radiographs can be helpful as an initial survey of a painful region. The involvement of the tarsal bones with cortical expansion and related erosive changes in the cortex is an indication of ... See full document

... in case of a metastatic node a bilateral femoral inguinal node ...current case, due to the aggressive features, there were three possible treatment options: (1) no groin surgery; (2) the classical ... See full document

... another report, two European patients with refractory HL were treated with pembrolizumab at a low dose of 2 mg/kg every 3 weeks and achieved at least near-CR after three cycles of this single-agent ... See full document

... most primary gastrinomas are found mainly in the duodenum, pancreatic head, or lymph nodes within the traditional gastrinoma triangle which is demarcated by the junction of the cystic duct and common bile duct, ... See full document

... Proximal humerus fractures (PHF) represent 10% of frac- tures in patients over the age of 65 [19, 20] and can be ei- ther non-displaced or displaced in nature. Non-displaced fractures can be successfully treated ... See full document

... Case presentation: A 45-year-old male patient was transported with brain abscess in the subcortical white matter. Navigation-guided abscess aspiration and drainage was performed in the right mid-frontal lobe, but ... See full document

... AAM is a rare mesenchymal neoplasm occurring mostly in the pelvi-perineal region of adults, as first described by Steeper and Rosai in 1983 [1]. AAM is a rare but well-described tumor; Halder K, et al. reviewed less than ... See full document

... this case, the lesion location in left lower lobe dor- sal segment was characterized by isolated soft tissue nodular shadows, differentiating it from ...clinical case reports of PPP lesions with ... See full document

... GCCL is a poorly differentiated non-small-cell lung cancer. Throughout the decades, the classification and concepts per- taining to the histogenesis have been controversial before the five subtypes of PSCs were ... See full document

... a case of bilateral anterior dis- location associated with bilateral major tubercle fracture following tonicocloni- cepileptic seizure, respectively, in subjects aged 35 and 45 ...in case of ... See full document