[PDF] Top 20 Tumoral lesions of bone

... avulsive lesions of apophysis, the healing phase of the lesion simulates a bone tumor such as pariosteal osteosarcoma (Figure ...These lesions are well circumscribed without any soft tissue ... See full document

... All swellings of the fingers and hand are not neoplastic. The benign tumors of the bones of the hands and their radiographic manifestations have been described in the previous article. Conventional radiographs of the ... See full document

... A secondary ABC develops in association with other neoplasms, most commonly giant cell tumor (GCT) of bone, chondroblastoma, osteoblastoma, fibrous dysplasia etc. Secondary ABC-like changes are seen in 10-14% of ... See full document

... The near resolution of the metaphyseal lucencies between the fi fth and 10th week of age in our patient is notable. The exact timing is unclear as the infant was extubated at 5 weeks of age and did not have additional ... See full document

... of bone-seeking radiopharmaceuticals and the difficulty to calculate the tumour volume (Bouchet et al 1999, Bouchet and Bolch 1999, Strigari et al 2007), but also to the lack of standardization of imaging and ... See full document

... The aim of this study was to investigate: (a) the anticarcinogenic effect of CTZ on tumoral and non- tumoral intestinal epithelial cell lines (Caco-2 and IEC-6 cells, respectively), by[r] ... See full document

... associated with an increase in BML in older adults [22]. Asymptomatic middle-aged individuals from the “Osteo- arthritis Initiative” incidence cohort had more knee BMLs in those who were more physically active, ... See full document

... According to the study of Gorham and Stout an- giomatosis in vascular and lymphatic vessels is the main cause of bone destruction (1); this finding was proved in our patient. Ogita et al. suggested that the main ... See full document

... In addition, cells cultured from the aortic wall formed calcified nodules similar to those found in bone cell cultures and expressed bone morphogenetic protein-2a with prolonged culture.[r] ... See full document

... A strength of this thesis was the use of 25-year prospective data with physical activity and performance measures at baseline and tibial cartilage volume/bone area after 25 years. This thesis has several potential ... See full document

... Most PIMs involve the calvaria, particularly the frontopa- rietal and orbital regions [4, 7–9]. Primary extradural men- ingiomas, including PIMs, occur with approximately the same frequency in both genders; they have a ... See full document

... ABSTRACT Tumoral pulmonary hypertension (PH) comprises a variety of subtypes in patients with a current or previous ...malignancy. Tumoral PH principally includes the tumour-related pulmonary microvascular ... See full document

... Xanthoma disseminatum is a rare form of normolipide- mic, mucocutaneous xanthoma unaccompanied by hyperlipidemia; reactive granulomatous proliferative dis- order of reticuloendothelial histiocytes is considered the cause ... See full document

... In published literature, CT virtual bronchoscopy is proven to be comparable to FB due to its high specificity, sensitiv- ity and accuracy [28]. According to Xiong et al. [29], the sensitivity of CT based virtual ... See full document

... in tumoral specimens of gastric tissues were not always alongside accompanied by the down-regulation of ...on tumoral samples compared to non-tumoral ... See full document

... The panoramic and scintigraphic studies were evaluated by an oral radiologist and a nuclear medicine specialist who were blinded to the histopathological findings. When disagreements existed, a final diagnosis was ... See full document

... Bone metastasis are seen in 7-28% of Follicular thyroid carcinoma patients and 1.4-7% of papillary thyroid carcinoma patients. Bone is the second most common site for metastases from thyroid after lung. ... See full document

... Modern cryotherapy was born in 1963 in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease [1] and in 1966 Cage et al. [2] demonstrated the results of cryotherapy on the bones of a canine model. Cryosurgery is the therapeutic use of ... See full document

... renin tumoral cells were ...The tumoral tissue exhibited a strong renin immunofluorescence and numerous secretory granules were observed by electron ... See full document

... pubic bone. A bone biopsy specimen from the site revealed findings suggestive of a plasma cell ...tumor. Bone marrow examination and serum and urine immunofixation tests showed no ...pubic ... See full document