Adamantinoma of Long Bones A Report of 2 Cases

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Adamantinoma of long bones is a rare primary bone tumor. In 1913, Fischer first used the term "Adamantinoma" to describe a long bone tumor which histologically resembled tumor of the same name in the jaw. As the primary treatment, en bloc excision has most often been attempted because of the slow growth of this tumor. In this paper, two cases of adamantinoma of long bone are described.Case 1: The patient was a 35 year-old woman who had noted a generalized swelling in her left leg 7 years previously. In September, 1976, segmental resection and deep frozen massive bone grafting were performed.Case 2: The patient was a 30 year-old woman who experienced pain in the right thigh 4 years previously.In October, 1976, en bloc resection and autogenous bone grafting were performed. Microscopic examination showed adamantinoma.
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