Nora Lesion; A Case Report And Review Of The Literature

Year 2014, Volume: 47 Issue: 1, 19 - 21, 21.08.2014

Ercan Şahin Mahmut Kalem Yavuz Yener Sağlık

https://doi.org/10.5505/aot.2014.47955

Abstract

Nora’s lesion is benign but locally agressive exostotic tumoural lesion of bone occuring in the long bones of the hands and feet. Our patient had swelling at her right hand for two years. After radiologic and histologic results were obtained as nora’s lesion, surgical excision with wide margins was performed.

Keywords

Nora lesion, Metacarpal bone;Tumour

Nora Lezyonu; Olgu Sunumu Ve Literatürün Gözden Geçirilmesi

Abstract

Nora lezyonu sıklıkla el ve ayakların uzun kemiklerinde tutulum gösteren, lokal agresif egzofitik tümoral bir oluşumdur. Olgumuzun sağ elinde 2 yıldır olan şişlik şikayeti sonrası radyolojik ve histolojik sonuçları nora lezyonu ile uyumlu gelmesi üzerine cerrahi geniş eksizyon yapıldı.

Keywords

Nora lezyonu, Metakarpal kemik; Tümör

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