Adamanthinone of the tibia

Authors

  • Jaime Plaza C. Universidad de Guayaquil
  • Jaime Sánchez S. Universidad de Guayaquil
  • Ramón Barredo B. Universidad de Guayaquil
  • Carlos Marengo B. Universidad de Guayaquil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53591/rug.v80i2.1015

Abstract

Adamantinoma of the Tibia is a relatively rare tumor; At the moment, almost 250 cases have been reported in the world literature, many of which have been reconfirmed by subsequent histological studies. This is a tumor whose histological characteristics are similar to ameloblastoma of the jaw, having a similar biological behavior, which is why it is considered to have its origin in the same embryonic carray, that is, in the endoderm.

References

BERNARD GHELMAN, MD. Radiology of bone tumors. Clínicas Or- topédicas de Norteamérica. Julio 1989, vol. 20, No. 3, pp. 288-311.

CANCER. Vol. 110, Mayo-Junio 1957. Angioblastoma maligno del hueso.

LITCHTEINTEN. Tumores de inclusión dérmica en el hueso. Cap. 23, Tumores óseos, 1976.

CHANGUS, G.W. y colbs. Angioblastoma Maligno del hueso y re- portes de adamantinomas. CANCER, vol. 10, pp. 540, 1957.

DOCKERTY y colbs. JAMA, Adamantinoma de la tibia. Reporte de 2 casos, pp. 119-932. 1942.

MORGAN y colbs. Metástasis de Adamantinoma de la tibla. SUR: J. BONE-JOINT. 38-B 892, 1956

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Published

1990-06-30

How to Cite

Plaza C., J., Sánchez S., J., Barredo B., R., & Marengo B., C. (1990). Adamanthinone of the tibia. Revista Universidad De Guayaquil, 80(2), 75–80. https://doi.org/10.53591/rug.v80i2.1015

Issue

Vol. 80 No. 2 (1990): Abril - Junio

Section

Research Articles

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