Journal of the Bulgarian Orthopaedics and Trauma Association (Mar 2024)

Cases of difficult-to-access benign tumors with the potential risk for bone fracture

  • Luben Stokov,
  • Ivelin Kostadinov,
  • Georgi Georgiev,
  • Kristian Nastev,
  • Luben Lubenov Stokov,
  • Alexandar Kostadinov

DOI
https://doi.org/10.58542/jbota.v61i01.111
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 61, no. 01

Abstract

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During the period from 2022-2023, three patients underwent surgical treatment involving curettage and bone grafting at our clinic (2 females and 1 male) due to hip pain. In two of them, a non-ossifying fibroma of the femoral neck and acetabulum was observed, while in the third patient, a bone cyst in the femoral neck was established. Due to possible fractures in these areas, the patients underwent surgery involving curettage and bone grafting with a synthetic bone substitute. Postoperatively, the patients had no pain and full range of motion.

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