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Una lesión rara: el lipoma intraóseo. Presentación de dos casos
An unusual tumour: the intraosseous lipoma. Report of two cases
A. ARENAS PLANELLES, A. TEJERO IBÁNEZ, C. ARIAS NIETO, E. ESLAVA ECHAVARREN, R. SOLA RUBIO, H. AYALA PALACIOS. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL DE NAVARRA. PAMPLONA. NAVARRA.
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
This report presents two cases of intraosseus lipomas
one of which were bilateral calcaneus and the other was
found in the proximal area of another patient's right tibiae. The
first was treated conservatively, whereas surgical treatment
was pursued in the second case, consisting in a curettage of
the lesion and filling it up with autogenous bone graft. Evolution
in the three cases was satisfactory, the patients suffering no
pain or functional repercusions.
one of which were bilateral calcaneus and the other was
found in the proximal area of another patient's right tibiae. The
first was treated conservatively, whereas surgical treatment
was pursued in the second case, consisting in a curettage of
the lesion and filling it up with autogenous bone graft. Evolution
in the three cases was satisfactory, the patients suffering no
pain or functional repercusions.
Palabras clave (ES):
Óseo
Benigno
Lipoma
Intraóseo
Óseo
Tumor
Resumen (EN)
This report presents two cases of intraosseus lipomas
one of which were bilateral calcaneus and the other was
found in the proximal area of another patient's right tibiae. The
first was treated conservatively, whereas surgical treatment
was pursued in the second case, consisting in a curettage of
the lesion and filling it up with autogenous bone graft. Evolution
in the three cases was satisfactory, the patients suffering no
pain or functional repercusions.
one of which were bilateral calcaneus and the other was
found in the proximal area of another patient's right tibiae. The
first was treated conservatively, whereas surgical treatment
was pursued in the second case, consisting in a curettage of
the lesion and filling it up with autogenous bone graft. Evolution
in the three cases was satisfactory, the patients suffering no
pain or functional repercusions.
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