Journals / Turkish Neurosurgery / 2015 / Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2

Increased Osseous Thickening of the Inner Surface of the Frontal Bone

Frontal Kemik İç Yüzünde Artmış Kemiksi Kalınlaşma

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The thickening of the diploe gap and increasing lamellar bone tissue in the endocranium revealed an increase in vascularization.CoNClusIoN: The nodular and widespread form of increased osseous thickening could apply pressure on to dura mater and the brain tissue

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Objective & Hypothesis:AIm: Increased thickening of the internal surface of the frontal bone (ISFB) was investigated, regarding possible pressure application to the brain tissue and the changes in bone marrow structure. mATERIAl and mEThods: Morphological analysis of the ISFB was carried out in a total of 300 adult skulls.
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Key Findings & Data:REsulTs: Type A, defined as normal appearance, has been detected in 243 cranium.
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Conclusion & Impact:The thickening of the diploe gap and increasing lamellar bone tissue in the endocranium revealed an increase in vascularization.CoNClusIoN: The nodular and widespread form of increased osseous thickening could apply pressure on to dura mater and the brain tissue
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AIm: Increased thickening of the internal surface of the frontal bone (ISFB) was investigated, regarding possible pressure application to the brain tissue and the changes in bone marrow structure. mATERIAl and mEThods: Morphological analysis of the ISFB was carried out in a total of 300 adult skulls. REsulTs: Type A, defined as normal appearance, has been detected in 243 cranium. In 57 cranium (19%), increased osseous thickening cases with different appearance were observed. The most frequent examples of osseous thickening were present in nodular types (Types B, C) and diffuse types (Types D, E), (29.8%). In fact, an irregular osseous thickening, which is in the form of plaques, was situated on both sides of the origin of sagittal sulcus. Types B and C were seen as small isolated nodules on the ISFB. In the histological analysis of ISFB, it is determined that the endocranium, normally present in a compact bone structure, changed its lamellar and had a nonwoven immature bone structure, in the areas with the characteristic of increased osseous thickening. The thickening of the diploe gap and increasing lamellar bone tissue in the endocranium revealed an increase in vascularization.CoNClusIoN: The nodular and widespread form of increased osseous thickening could apply pressure on to dura mater and the brain tissue

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AmAÇ: Frontal kemiğin iç yüzeyinin (ISFB) artmış kalınlığı beyin dokusuna olası basınç uygulaması ve kemik iliği yapısındaki değişiklikler açısından incelendi. yÖNTEm ve GEREÇlER: Toplam 300 yetişkin kafatasında morfolojik ISFB analizi yapıldı. BulGulAR: Normal görünüm olarak tanımlanan Tip A 243 kafatasında saptandı. 57 kafatasında (%19) farklı bir görünüme sahip artmış osseöz kalınlaşma durumu görüldü. Osseöz kalınlaşmanın en sık örnekleri nodüler (Tip B, C) ve difuz tiplerdi (Tip D, E), (%29,8). Hatta sajital sulkus kökeninin her iki tarafında plaklar şeklinde düzensiz bir osseöz kalınlaşma mevcuttu. Tip B ve C, ISFB üzerinde küçük izole nodüller olarak görüldü. Histolojik ISFB analizinde normalde kompakt bir kemik yapısına sahip endokraniyumun artmış osseöz kalınlaşma özelliğine sahip alanlarda lameller yapısını değiştirdiği ve örülü olmayan immatür bir kemik yapısına sahip olduğu görüldü. Endokraniyumdaki diploe aralığı kalınlaşması ve artmış lameller kemik dokusu vaskülarizasyonda bir artışı ortaya koydu. TARTIşmA: Artmış osseöz kalınlaşmanın nodüler ve yaygın tipi dura mater ve beyin dokusuna basınç uygulayabilir

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GÖVSA, F., ÖZER, M. A., PINAR, Y., SEZAK, M. (2015). Increased Osseous Thickening of the Inner Surface of the Frontal Bone. Turkish Neurosurgery, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2, 224–230. https://ajindex.com/articles/417694

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