İzole Sesil Osteokondrom Zemininde Gelişen Kondrosarkom: Olgu Sunumu

Year 2014, Volume: 47 Issue: 1, 16 - 18, 21.08.2014

Mahmut Kalem Reşit Sevimli Adem Ünlü Yener Sağlık

https://doi.org/10.5505/aot.2014.87597

Abstract

Osteokondrom benign kemik tümörlerinin en sık görülenlerindendir, Çoğunlukla uzun kemiklerin metafizinde tek bir kitle olarak saptanır. Sıklıkla ağrıya sebep olması ve kondrosarkom gelişme riskindan dolayı cerrahi tedavi onerilmektedir.
Bu yazıda, proksimal humerustan kaynaklanan bir osteokondrom zemininde gelişen sekonder kondrosarkom olgusunun tanı-tedavi ve takip sonucu sunuldu.

Keywords

Humerus, kondrosarkom; osteokondrom

Isolated Sessile Chondrosarcoma Arising in Osteochondroma: A Case Report

Abstract

Osteochondroma of the most common benign bone tumors are from youth, mostly in the metaphyses of long bones is determined as a single mass. Causing severe pain and surgical treatment is recommended due to the risk of development chondrosarcoma. In this paper, an osteochondroma arising from the proximal humerus osteochondroma developed in the case of chondrosarcoma diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of patients was presented.

Keywords

Humerus, chondrosarcoma; osteochondroma

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