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Severe Soft Tissue Inflamation Caused by Cervical Osteoid Osteoma: A Rare Case Report

Servikal Osteoid Osteoma Nedeniyle Oluşan Şiddetli Yumuşak Doku İnflamasyonu: Nadir Bir Olgu Sunumu

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80–83
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Fusion techniques should not be ignored in planning to maintain stability depending on the structures resected in surgical treatment

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Objective & Hypothesis:Osteoid osteoma, an osteoblastic bone tumor, rarely involves the cervical spine.
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Key Findings & Data:Clinically the most prominent feature is localized pain, which usually increases at night and responds well to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
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Conclusion & Impact:Fusion techniques should not be ignored in planning to maintain stability depending on the structures resected in surgical treatment
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Abstract

Osteoid osteoma, an osteoblastic bone tumor, rarely involves the cervical spine. Clinically the most prominent feature is localized pain, which usually increases at night and responds well to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. At the same time, they may mimic malignant tumors in imaging, because they can cause severe inflammation and edema in the soft tissue albeit rarely. In this article, we present a 19-years-old case involving the cervical spine and mimicking a malignant tumor due to severe soft tissue inflammation. Osteoid osteomas located in the cervical spine can cause localized neck pain as well as radicular pain due to the close proximity of the nidus to the nerve roots and severe soft tissue inflammation. Surgical resection is a safe and successful method in cases where conservative treatment is inadequate and to confirm the diagnosis, as in our case. Fusion techniques should not be ignored in planning to maintain stability depending on the structures resected in surgical treatment

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Osteoblastik bir kemik tümörü olan osteoid osteoma nadiren servikal omurgayı tutar. Klinik olarak en belirgin özelliği genellikle geceleri artan ve nonsteroidal antienflamatuar ilaçlara iyi cevap veren lokalize ağrıdır. Aynı zamanda nadiren de olsa yumuşak dokuda şiddetli inflamasyona ve ödeme de yol açabildiğinden, görüntülemelerde malign tümörleri taklit edebilirler. Bu makalede servikal omurgayı tutan ve şiddetli yumuşak doku inflamasyonu nedeniyle malign bir tümörü taklit eden 19 yaşındaki bir olgu sunuldu. Servikal vertebra yerleşimli osteoid osteomalar, nidusun sinir köklerine yakın komşuluğu ve oluşan şiddetli yumuşak doku inflamasyonu nedeniyle lokalize boyun ağrısının yanı sıra radiküler ağrıya da neden olabilirler. Olgumuzdaki gibi konservatif tedavinin yetersiz kaldığı vakalarda ve tanıyı kesinleştirmek amacıyla cerrahi rezeksiyon güvenli ve başarılı bir yöntemdir. Cerrahi tedavide rezeke edilen yapılara bağlı olarak stabiliteyi korumak için füzyon teknikleri planlamada göz ardı edilmemelidir

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ERGÜN, A. C., KAPLAN, M., ERTUĞRUL, B., DEMİR, F. (2022). Severe Soft Tissue Inflamation Caused by Cervical Osteoid Osteoma: A Rare Case Report. Fırat Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 1, 80–83. https://ajindex.com/articles/514384

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