Bone lesions

Non toccarmi! Un caso di lesione ossea “don’t touch”

Casertano M, Caprio AM, Longobardi G

2022/9 — pag. 601-604 — DOI

Bone lesions in children are common yet difficult to manage, both for the concern that they arouse in the patient’s family and for their heterogeneous nature. Although most cases are benign, the distinction between benign and malignant bone tumours i...

Non toccarmi! Un caso di lesione ossea “don’t touch”

Casertano M, Caprio AM, Longobardi G

2022/9 — pag. 177-180 — DOI

Bone lesions in children are common yet difficult to manage, both for the concern that they arouse in the patient’s family and for their heterogeneous nature. Although most cases are benign, the distinction between benign and malignant bone tumours i...

C’era una volta un bernoccolo…

Da Lozzo P

2022/2 — pag. 56-56 — DOI

An 8-year-old boy presenting with a long-standing cranial bumps was eventually diagnosed with bone fibrodysplasia. The clinical features of this condition and its possible association with McCune-Albright syndrome are discussed. ...

Miofibromatosi congenita: un caso clinico

I. Marinelli, A. Vendemiati, C. Fiorentini, F. Arcangeli

2001/10