37-212
Quiste subcondral de comportamiento agresivo
Subchondral bone cyst of aggressive behaviour
J.J. PANISELLO SEBASTIÁ, A. MARTÍNEZ MARTÍN , J. CUENCA ESPÍERREZ, A. HERRERA RODRÍGUEZ, L. HERRERO BARCOS. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA.HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO MIGUEL SERVET. ZARAGOZA
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
Publicación:
16/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Subchondral bone cysts are rare lesions generally
found next to major joints in adult patients. The clinical and
radiological appearances are usually typical enough to allow
the diagnosis, and most of them do not need any treatment. In
unusual large lesions and in those cases of aggressive behaviour
another diagnosis must be ruled-out.
found next to major joints in adult patients. The clinical and
radiological appearances are usually typical enough to allow
the diagnosis, and most of them do not need any treatment. In
unusual large lesions and in those cases of aggressive behaviour
another diagnosis must be ruled-out.
Palabras clave (ES):
Subcondral
Agresivo
Agresividad
Gonartrosis
Rodilla
Quiste
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Resumen (EN)
Subchondral bone cysts are rare lesions generally
found next to major joints in adult patients. The clinical and
radiological appearances are usually typical enough to allow
the diagnosis, and most of them do not need any treatment. In
unusual large lesions and in those cases of aggressive behaviour
another diagnosis must be ruled-out.
found next to major joints in adult patients. The clinical and
radiological appearances are usually typical enough to allow
the diagnosis, and most of them do not need any treatment. In
unusual large lesions and in those cases of aggressive behaviour
another diagnosis must be ruled-out.
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