osteochondroma造句
1. This is an osteochondroma cut into three sections.
2. Macroscopically the appearance of an osteochondroma is of a sessile or pedunculated mass capped with cartilage.
3. Osteochondroma is a rare primary benign bone tumor that can occur in the sacrum.
4. Conclusion Ribs osteochondroma and ribs cartilage tumor have certain imaging characteristics, combined with pathological examination can the differential diagnosis.
5. Conclusions: Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma arising in a preexisting osteochondroma is an extremely rare lesion with a poor prognosis.
6. Deformities may be caused by overgrowth of an osteochondroma or hyperplasia of articular cartilage and sometimes can occur secondary to changes induced by limitation of motion.
7. Methods Review confirmed by pathology ribs osteochondroma ribs and 1 case of cartilage tumor each X-ray, CT manifestations.
8. Summary of Background Data. Osteochondroma is the most common primary benign bone tumor.
9. This is an example of an excised osteochondroma that has a broader base, but still consists of cancellous bone capped by cartilage.
10. A neglected intra-articular phalangeal osteochondroma may lead to progressive deformity and limitation of motion 13,14.
11. After serial examination and surgical an osteochondroma of th patella was proven.
12. Howeer, the symptoms of osteochondroma can ary depending on the location and extent of the tumor.
13. Careful physical examination and trans-scapular radiography can differentiate the subscapular osteochondroma from the classical wing of the scapula.
14. Conclusions Using mosaic external fixator to extend ulnar is a simple and effective method for treatment of forearm deformity due to ulnar osteochondroma.
15. Conversely, pain is a relatively rare symptom in patients with intra-articular phalangeal osteochondromas, just as is the case in those with conventional osteochondroma.
16. A 27-year-old female with a pseudowinging of the scapula secondary to subscapular osteochondroma was surgically successfully treated.
17. Objective To introduce a method for treatment of huge osteochondroma in distal tibia and to evaluate the results.
18. Careful evaluation of the calcifications is necessary to avoid confusion with other lesions such as osteosarcoma, chondroma, osteochondroma, or chordoma.
19. Objective To explore the image manifestation on canceration of hereditary multiple osteochondroma.
20. Results. Histologic studies showed the tumor to be an osteochondroma.
21. Objective To explore the effect of using mosaic external fixator to treat the forearm deformity due to ulnar osteochondroma.
22. Kojima et al. 28 and Ozer and Peterson19 presented cases of phalangeal osteochondroma that were associated with decreased range of motion, which was largely restored postoperatively.
23. Methods A retrospective analysis was done in 5 cases with canceration of hereditary multiple osteochondroma that were proved by operative histology, X ray and CT scanning.
24. Objective:To discuss the effect of ilium grafting and ulna lengthening on the treatment of forearm deformity of heredity multiple osteochondroma.
25. Objective to Evaluate the value of CT on diagnosis of canceration isolated osteochondroma and to investigate the imaging technique line of the disease.