aneurysmal bone cyst

an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst

[MIM*606179] a solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated by fibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; may cause swelling, pain, and tenderness and compromise the structural integrity of the involved bone.

aneurysmal bone cyst

A tumour-like osteolytic lesion most commonly seen in patients age 10 to 20, more common in females, often located in the metaphysis of long bones, vertebrae and flat bones.
Imaging
Physaliferous (soap-bubble-like), osteolytic, eccentric expansion of bone with cortical erosion and destruction, and scant periosteal neo-osteogenesis.

Management
Curette bone defects, fill with bone chips.

aneurysmal bone cyst

Orthopedics A tumor-like osteolytic lesion often located in the metaphysis of long bones of young Pts Imaging Physalliferous–soap bubble-like osteolytic cortical expansion Treatment Curette bone defects, fill with bone chips

an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst

(an'yūr-iz'măl bōn sist) A solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated byfibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; such cysts cause swelling, pain, and tenderness.

an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst

(an'yūr-iz'măl bōn sist) [MIM*606179] A solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated by fibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; such cysts cause swelling, pain, and tenderness.

单词	aneurysmal bone cyst
释义	DictionarySeebone cyst aneurysmal bone cyst an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst [MIM606179] a solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated by fibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; may cause swelling, pain, and tenderness and compromise the structural integrity of the involved bone. aneurysmal bone cyst A tumour-like osteolytic lesion most commonly seen in patients age 10 to 20, more common in females, often located in the metaphysis of long bones, vertebrae and flat bones. Imaging Physaliferous (soap-bubble-like), osteolytic, eccentric expansion of bone with cortical erosion and destruction, and scant periosteal neo-osteogenesis. Management Curette bone defects, fill with bone chips. aneurysmal bone cyst Orthopedics A tumor-like osteolytic lesion often located in the metaphysis of long bones of young Pts Imaging Physalliferous–soap bubble-like osteolytic cortical expansion Treatment Curette bone defects, fill with bone chips an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst (an'yūr-iz'măl bōn sist) A solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated byfibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; such cysts cause swelling, pain, and tenderness. an·eu·rys·mal bone cyst (an'yūr-iz'măl bōn sist) [MIM606179] A solitary benign osteolytic lesion expanding a long bone or within a vertebra, consisting of blood-filled spaces, and separated by fibrous tissue containing multinucleated giant cells; such cysts cause swelling, pain, and tenderness. AcronymsSeealways be closingThesaurusSeeaneurysmal
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