sinovite vilonodular pigmentada localizada do joelho: tratamento por via artroscópica localized pigmented villonodular synovitis of the knee: an arthroscopic treatment
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Os autores apresentam sete pacientes portadores de Sinovite Vilonodular Pigmentada Localizada (SVNPL) tratados através de ressecção artroscópica, entre o período de junho de 1994 e Outubro de 2001. À avaliação inicial, os sintomas variaram desde dor difusa, até um aumento do volume localizado, com ou sem bloqueio mecânico do movimento articular. A ressonância magnética auxiliou na localização das lesões e no controle pós-operatório. O diagnóstico foi confirmado pelo exame anatomo-patológico. Na última avaliação nenhum dos pacientes apresentou recidivas dos sintomas do pré-operatório, nem no exame por imagem com ressonância magnética. Apesar da casuística pequena, própria dessa afecção, os autores acreditam que a excisão artroscópica da SVNPL é um método eficaz, de baixa morbidade, proporciona remissão dos sintomas e com pouca possibilidade de recidivas.
The authors present a series of seven case reports of Localized Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis (LPVNS) treated by arthroscopy resection between June of 1994 and October of 2001. At the baseline evaluation, symptoms ranged from diffuse pain to localized swelling of the knee, with or without mechanical blockage of the joint. Magnetic Resonance helped in localizing the lesion and in the follow up evaluation. Diagnosis was confirmed through anatomicopathological examination. By the end point evaluation, none of the patients presented recurrence of the pre-operative symptoms referred before. Magnetic resonance imaging also showed absence of symptoms. Despite of the small number of patients, typical of this affection, the authors believe that arthroscopic excision of the LPVNS is an effective method, with low morbidity, providing remission of the symptoms and a low recurrence potential.
The authors present a series of seven case reports of Localized Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis (LPVNS) treated by arthroscopy resection between June of 1994 and October of 2001. At the baseline evaluation, symptoms ranged from diffuse pain to localized swelling of the knee, with or without mechanical blockage of the joint. Magnetic Resonance helped in localizing the lesion and in the follow up evaluation. Diagnosis was confirmed through anatomicopathological examination. By the end point evaluation, none of the patients presented recurrence of the pre-operative symptoms referred before. Magnetic resonance imaging also showed absence of symptoms. Despite of the small number of patients, typical of this affection, the authors believe that arthroscopic excision of the LPVNS is an effective method, with low morbidity, providing remission of the symptoms and a low recurrence potential.
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| Authors | ;Arnaldo José Hernandez;Gilberto Luiz Camanho;Marcos Henrique Laraya;Edimar Fávaro;Maurício Martinelli Filho |
| Journal | current opinion in food science |
| Year | 2005 |
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