Osteochondroma of the radial head

Year 2014, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 81 - 83, 01.01.2014

Mehmet Serhan Er Halil Atmaca Levent Altınel

https://doi.org/10.5505/abantmedj.2014.59454

Abstract

Osteochondroma is the most common benign bone tumor. Osteochondroma occurs mostly in the metaphysis of long bones such as distal femur, proximal humerus and tibia. Uncommon locations of osteochondromas were reported in literature as case reports. There was no previous studies reported osteochondroma of radial head in elderly patient without any lack of neurological function, so this is the first report in literature to our knowledge.

Keywords

Osteochondroma, radial head, benign bone tumors

Radius başında osteokondrom

Abstract

Osteokondrom kemiğin en sık rastlanan iyi huylu tümörüdür. Genellikle uzun kemiklerin metafizer bölgelerinde; femur distal, humerus ve tibia proksimalde görülür. Atipik yerleşimli osteokondromlar literatürde olgu sunumları şeklinde rapor edilmiştir. Fakat radius başına yerleşimli ve geç yaşlarda ortaya çıkan herhangi bir nörolojik bulgu vermeyen osteokondrom vakası bizim bilgilerimize göre belirtilmemiş olup mevcut olgu sunumumuz bu özelliklere sahip olan atipik yerşelimli ilk osteokondrom vakasıdır.

Keywords

Osteokondrom, Radius başı, selim kemik tümörleri

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