Radiological and pathological studies on giant erosions of femoral heads and necks in rheumatoid hips.
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Radiological and pathological studies were performed in 8 femoral heads and necks with giant erosions of 7 female patients with classical rheumatoid arthritis. Six hips of 5 cases received total hip replacements (THR) and the resected heads were examined pathologically. Radiologically, five of the giant erosions displayed a sclerotic wall on X-rays at the first visit, and there was no change in size by the THR thereafter. However, postoperatively a radiolucent area gradually appeared and progressed to the giant erosions. No further expansion occurred. All of the giant erosions arose from the lateral side of the femoral neck. The lesions were composed of fibrous granulation tissue of numerous mesenchymal cells and rich collagen fibers, and connected to the subsynovial tissues around the femoral neck. Pathologically, the giant erosions appeared to be an invasion of granulated tissue from proliferated subsynovial tissue at the lateral femoral neck where a thin cortex existed, although intra-articular pressure may have had some role in the invasive process.
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