From: Acetabular roof lesions in children: a descriptive study and literature review
Reference | Year | Patients; age | Sex; side | Lesion location | Symptom | Treatment | Follow-up | Results | Lesion type |
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Zoccali et al. [9] | 2017 | 1; 17 y | M; R | Triradiate cartilage | Right hip with onset occurring over approximately 2 months | Intralesional excision consisting of curettage with local phenol adjuvant treatment | 4 y | Right hip with onset occurring over approximately 2 months | CB |
Benyass et al. [10] | 2016 | 1; 17 y | M; R | Acetabular roof | Pain in right hipwith lameness | Complete percutaneous resection of the nidus under imaging guidance | 1 y | Complete healing with total and definitive disappearance of symptoms after 1 year | OO |
Puri et al. [11] | 2015 | 1; 3 y | F; R | Acetabulum | History (5 days) of pain in right leg and refusal to bear weight | Antibiotics (rifampinand azithromycin) | 2 m | History (5 days) of pain in right legand refusal to bear weight | BO |
Bosschaert et al. [12] | 2010 | 1; 17 y | F; L | Weight-bearing surface of the acetabulum | Chronic pain in left hip, with nocturnal episodes | Radiofrequency ablation | 1 y | Chronic pain in left hip, with nocturnal episodes | OO |
Ando et al. [2] | 2008 | 2; 4 and 6 y | 2 M;1 R/1 L | Acetabulum or ilium | Pain in right thigh and limping | Needle biopsy or open biopsy | 3 m and 1 y | Complete healing | EG |
Verma et al. [13] | 2004 | 1; 4 y | F; L | Acetabular roofto the sacroiliac joint | Left hip pain and left-sided limp | Resection followed by osteoarticular allograftreconstruction | 2 y | Disease-free with an excellent functional outcome | ES |
Howard et al. [3] | 1996 | 1; 7 y | F; R | Right ilium | Pain and limp in the right lower limb | Curettage of the lesion | 8 m | Healed | EG |
NITTER et al. [14] | 1956 | 2; 2 and 2.5 y | 2 F; 1 R/1 L | Ilium | Pain in the abdomen and left leg with limp | Roentgen therapy or lesion removal | 1 and 3 y | Complete healing | EG |