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Osteítis por radiación y fracturas por insuficiencia pélvica en pacientes con adenocarcinoma de próstata tratado con radioterapia. Aspectos clínicos y radiográficos de la enfermedad.
Radiation osteitis and pelvic insufficiency fractures in a patient with prostate adenocarcinoma treated with radiation therapy. Clinical and radiographic aspects of the disease.
Fernandez-Gabarda R, Ballesta-Moratalla M, Sangüesa-Nebot MJ. (1) SERVICIO DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA. HOSPITAL ARNAU DE VILANOVA DE VALENCIA (2) SERVICIO DE RADIODIAGNÓSTICO. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO Y POLITÉCNICO LA FE. VALENCIA
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Resumen (ES)
Radiation osteitis is an anatomopathological term first coined by Ewing in 1926, refers to a radiation-induced inflammatory
response in blood vessels, nerve tissue, and bone cells that can lead to fractures of the trabecular and cortical bone.
Pelvic insufficiency fracture is a stress fracture over a weakened bone, seen in patients who have certain risk factors such
as osteoporosis, connective tissue disease, use of corticosteroids, and especially in patients who have been treated with
pelvic radiation therapy for rectal, anal, urogenital, and prostate tumors. We present the case of a 73-year-old patient with
fractures due to pelvic failure treated four years before prostate adenocarcinoma with radiotherapy and hormone therapy.
Clinical and radiographic diagnostic aspects are discussed.
response in blood vessels, nerve tissue, and bone cells that can lead to fractures of the trabecular and cortical bone.
Pelvic insufficiency fracture is a stress fracture over a weakened bone, seen in patients who have certain risk factors such
as osteoporosis, connective tissue disease, use of corticosteroids, and especially in patients who have been treated with
pelvic radiation therapy for rectal, anal, urogenital, and prostate tumors. We present the case of a 73-year-old patient with
fractures due to pelvic failure treated four years before prostate adenocarcinoma with radiotherapy and hormone therapy.
Clinical and radiographic diagnostic aspects are discussed.
Palabras clave (ES):
radiación
osteítis
por
fractura
por
insuficiencia
radioterapia
adenocarcinoma
próstata.
Resumen (EN)
Radiation osteitis is an anatomopathological term first coined by Ewing in 1926, refers to a radiation-induced inflammatory
response in blood vessels, nerve tissue, and bone cells that can lead to fractures of the trabecular and cortical bone.
Pelvic insufficiency fracture is a stress fracture over a weakened bone, seen in patients who have certain risk factors such
as osteoporosis, connective tissue disease, use of corticosteroids, and especially in patients who have been treated with
pelvic radiation therapy for rectal, anal, urogenital, and prostate tumors. We present the case of a 73-year-old patient with
fractures due to pelvic failure treated four years before prostate adenocarcinoma with radiotherapy and hormone therapy.
Clinical and radiographic diagnostic aspects are discussed.
response in blood vessels, nerve tissue, and bone cells that can lead to fractures of the trabecular and cortical bone.
Pelvic insufficiency fracture is a stress fracture over a weakened bone, seen in patients who have certain risk factors such
as osteoporosis, connective tissue disease, use of corticosteroids, and especially in patients who have been treated with
pelvic radiation therapy for rectal, anal, urogenital, and prostate tumors. We present the case of a 73-year-old patient with
fractures due to pelvic failure treated four years before prostate adenocarcinoma with radiotherapy and hormone therapy.
Clinical and radiographic diagnostic aspects are discussed.
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