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Abstract

Osteomas are osteogenic tumors of membranous bone. Osteomas are mostly benign, usually asymptomatic lesions. Their size is usually small. Surgical treatment generally do not indicated until the symptoms occurs. A- 52 years-old female patient was admitted to our clinic with numbness in left half of face and calvarial giant swelling. The lesion was compressed the brain. Pathology result of the specimen was reported as osteoma. The patient discharged from the hospital without any additional problem

Keywords

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KALVARİAL DEV OSTEOM: OLGU SUNUMU

Öz

Osteomlar membranöz kemiklerde görülen osteojenik tümörlerdir. Genelde bening karakterde olan osteomlar çoğunlukla asemptomatiktirler ve boyutları küçüktür. Asemptomatik osteomlarda cerrahi tedavi semptom verene kadar çoğunlukla gerekmez. 52 yaşında bayan hasta yüzün sol yarısında uyuşma ve kafatasında şişlik nedeni ile başvurusu sonucu mevcut kranium kitlesinin dev boyutlara ulaşması ve beyin parankimine bası yapması nedeni ile opere edildi. Patolojik inceleme sonucu osteom olarak rapor edilen olgu ek problemi olmaksızın taburcu edildi.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Kalvaryum, Osteom, Dev, Cerrahi

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