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... Patient five had involvement of femoral and tibial ...the five patients, four patients presented with mono-ostotic form and only one patient had poly-ostotic ... See full document

... of cases could be studied because we focused on the mildest deformed form of fibrous dysplasia in the fem- oral neck ...this case series was prospectively and consecutively treated with ... See full document

... the right zygoma, petrous temporal and mastoid bone. The bony expansion was centered in the medullary bone and had abrupt transition zone (Figure 1). Pure tone audiometry showed a 63 dB conductive hearing loss in right ... See full document

... In both the cases, incisional biopsies followed by surgical corrections were performed (Figure 6). The lesions on his- topathological examination revealed “C”-shaped curvilinear trabeculae of the woven bone and ... See full document

... Fibrous dysplasia (FD), firstly reported by Lich- tenstein in 1938, is a bone formation disorder characterized by the replacement of bone and marrow with poorly organized spicules of imma- ture bone in a ... See full document

... that experienced thorough skeletal and/or endocrine screening, thus, accurate epidemio- logical data was lacking [7]. The craniofacial bones are the most common locations of FD [4], and the anterior cranial base is ... See full document

... 3. Cases 2, 4, and 5 underwent wide excision in the first treatment. Case 1 was diagnosed as AFH after an excisional ...Because cases 3 and 6 were diagnosed as Ewing’s sarcoma and synovial sar- coma, ... See full document

... one case, other cases were unilateral maxillary ...one case that has bimaxillary and mandibular FD, allocarti- lage and orbital surgery for correction of severely devi- ated nose and severe orbital ... See full document

... in case 4. In such cases, most authors have recommended a primary canal wall down procedure be- cause of the high chance of recurrence of the pathology 4 ...our cases, although this seems to pro- ... See full document

... one case the sibling also suffered from similar ...another case the mother is found to have suffered from congenital missing ...the cases had recurrent otitis media and 43% had voice ...these ... See full document

... Fibrous dysplasia (FD) is an uncommon disor- der of bone characterized by progressive replacement of normal bone with fibro-osseous tissue, which may results in pain, deformity and pathological fracture [1, ... See full document

... crook deformity, curvature of the femoral neck and proximal shaft resulting in a coxa vara deformity, which can be severe. Pregnancy can also activate dormant lesions, much more commonly in PFD than MFD. An infrequent, ... See full document

... rare case of pseu- domyogenic hemangioendothelioma secondary to fibrous ...more cases are in need for the full un- derstanding and appropriate diagnosis of ...present case, the patient ... See full document

... no reported cases of FD triggered by head injury. Therefore, in the preoperative differential diagnosis with the images shown above, eosinophilic granuloma with cystic change was strongly suspected, rather than FD. ... See full document

... Fibrous dysplasia (FD) is a rare fibro-osseous lesion characterized by progressive replace- ment of normal bone elements with benign cel- lular fibrous connective ...a case of monostotic FD ... See full document

... 17 cases of surgically treated MFD involving cervical vertebrae, and the char- acteristics of these cases (including the one case pre- sented in this study) are summarized in Table 1 ...some ... See full document

... four times more often than PFD [6]. However, in other series PFD is reported to be more common than MFD [7,8]. While the prevalence of MFD is probably greater than PFD, in none of the studies that define the ... See full document

... Ectodermal dysplasia (ED) is a rare heterogeneous group of inherited disorder that share primary defects in the development and functioning of two or more tissues derived from ectoderm like skin, hair, nails, ... See full document

... Fibro-osseous lesions are a group of lesions in which normal bone is replaced initially by fibrous connective tissue. Over time, the lesion is infiltrated by osteoid and/or cementoid tissue. Fibro-osseous lesions ... See full document

... molar teeth were significantly displaced, particularly the second molar, which was displaced into the ascending ramus (Figure 2A). A CT scan confirmed thinned bony cortex of the inferior mandibular border and alveolar ... See full document