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Síndrome de edema transitorio de médula ósea en tibia. A propósito de un caso

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	Mifsut Miedes, Damian; Sánchez Mateo, F.; Mora Iter, X.
	This document is a artículo publicadoDate2001
	Este documento está disponible también en : http://hdl.handle.net/10550/40454
	El término "Síndrome de edema transitoro de médula ósea" (SETMO) se utiliza para definir un modelo de edema óseo difuso en imágenes por RNM, en ausencia de osteopenia demostrada radiológicamente y en el cual se descarte otro diagnóstico. La localización más frecuente es a nivel femoral proximal, aunque puede observare en rodillas, tobillos, y con menor frecuencia a nivel de diáfisis tibial, donde han sido descritos cuatro casos. En nuestro trabajo presentamos un caso de SETMO localizado en diáfisis de tibia, resuelto espontáneamente a los 4 meses, y que tras un periodo de seguimiento de tres años permanece asintomático.
	The term "Transient bone marrow edema" (TBME like Síndrome) is utilized to define a model of bone marrow edema diffuse in images by MR, in absence of osteopenia shown by means of radiologic diagnosis and in which another diagnosis be discarded. The most frequent locating is in the proximal femur, although can be observed in knee, ankle, and with smaller frequency to level of tibial diaphysis, where they have been described four cases. In our study we present a case of TBME located in tibial diaphysis, resolved spontaneously to the 4 months, and that after a period of follow-up of three years remains without symptoms.... [Leer más...] [-] The term "Transient bone marrow edema" (TBME like Síndrome) is utilized to define a model of bone marrow edema diffuse in images by MR, in absence of osteopenia shown by means of radiologic diagnosis and in which another diagnosis be discarded. The most frequent locating is in the proximal femur, although can be observed in knee, ankle, and with smaller frequency to level of tibial diaphysis, where they have been described four cases. In our study we present a case of TBME located in tibial diaphysis, resolved spontaneously to the 4 months, and that after a period of follow-up of three years remains without symptoms.
	Mifsut Miedes, Damian ; Sánchez Mateo, F. ; Mora Iter, X.. Síndrome de edema transitorio de médula ósea en tibia. A propósito de un caso. En: Revista española de cirugía osteoarticular, 2001, Volumen 36, Número 208: 187-191

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Revista española de cirugía osteoarticular, 2001, vol. 36, no. 208 [8]

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