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Utilización de factores de crecimiento plaquetarios asociados a fosfato pentacálcico en el tratamiento de lesiones óseas paratumorales en la infancia
Treatment of tumorlike lesions of bone in children with autologous platelet derived growth factors and pentacalcium phosphate
D. PEÑA JIMÉNEZ (*), R. GIL ALBAROVA (**), J. GIL ALBAROVA (*), J. BREGANTE BAQUERO (*), A. HERRERA RODRÍGUEZ (*) (*) SERVICIO DE C.O.T. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO MIGUEL SERVET. ZARAGOZA. (**) SERVICIO DE C.O.T. HOSPITAL CLÍNICO UNIVERSITARIO DE VALENCIA.
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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)
Treatment of tumorlike lesions of bone (as
aneurysmal bone cyst and simple bone cyst) remains controversial.
Although there are different possibilities of treatment,
the rate of failure to cure due to recurrences of both
types of lesions is not negligible. The authors present their
retrospective experience in 5 cases in different locations,
where such lesions were treated by means of curettage and
grafting using a bone substitute (pentacalcium phosphate,
fibrine and autologous platelet derived growth factors) with
satisfactory results.
aneurysmal bone cyst and simple bone cyst) remains controversial.
Although there are different possibilities of treatment,
the rate of failure to cure due to recurrences of both
types of lesions is not negligible. The authors present their
retrospective experience in 5 cases in different locations,
where such lesions were treated by means of curettage and
grafting using a bone substitute (pentacalcium phosphate,
fibrine and autologous platelet derived growth factors) with
satisfactory results.
Palabras clave (ES):
Tumor
Seudotumor
pentacálíco
tumorafín
Niño
Infancia
Tratamiento
Lesiones
paratumorales
Lesión
de
Concentrado
plaquetario
crecimiento
de
Factor
Cálcico
plaquetas
Fosfato
Resumen (EN)
Treatment of tumorlike lesions of bone (as
aneurysmal bone cyst and simple bone cyst) remains controversial.
Although there are different possibilities of treatment,
the rate of failure to cure due to recurrences of both
types of lesions is not negligible. The authors present their
retrospective experience in 5 cases in different locations,
where such lesions were treated by means of curettage and
grafting using a bone substitute (pentacalcium phosphate,
fibrine and autologous platelet derived growth factors) with
satisfactory results.
aneurysmal bone cyst and simple bone cyst) remains controversial.
Although there are different possibilities of treatment,
the rate of failure to cure due to recurrences of both
types of lesions is not negligible. The authors present their
retrospective experience in 5 cases in different locations,
where such lesions were treated by means of curettage and
grafting using a bone substitute (pentacalcium phosphate,
fibrine and autologous platelet derived growth factors) with
satisfactory results.
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