Recurrent Fibromatosis After Thoracolumbar Stabilization: Case Report

Authors

  • Ayçiçek Dilber Çeçen Dr.lutfi Kirdar Kartal Research And Training Hospital 2. Neurosurgery Clinic, Istanbul.
  • Yasin Kibar Dr.lutfi Kirdar Kartal Research And Training Hospital 2. Neurosurgery Clinic, Istanbu
  • Hikmet Süslü Dr.lutfi Kirdar Kartal Research And Training Hospital 2. Neurosurgery Clinic, Istanbul.
  • Necati Tatarlı Dr.lutfi Kirdar Kartal Research And Training Hospital 2. Neurosurgery Clinic, Istanbul.
  • Tufan Hiçdönmez Dr.lutfi Kirdar Kartal Research And Training Hospital 2. Neurosurgery Clinic, Istanbul.

Keywords:

Fibromatosis, bulging at the operation site, soft-tissue tumor, spinal stabilization, NF I

Abstract

Fibromatosis which might be seen after trauma and irradiation defines mesenchymal tumors which are thought to have genetic, endocrinological and familial etiological factors. They manifest biological behaviour patterns varying from benign fibrous lesions to fibrosarcoma. We report a case of a 28-year-old man with a history of motorcycle accident presenting with a T10 compression fracture who underwent posterior transpedicular stabilization and fusion with bone allograft. After 22 months, he presented with a solid paravertebral mass at the incision site. This case is the first to be found at the incison scar extending to the superior pedicular screw insertion point after thoracal fracture stabilization.

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Published

2010-12-30

How to Cite

1.
Dilber Çeçen A, Kibar Y, Süslü H, Tatarlı N, Hiçdönmez T. Recurrent Fibromatosis After Thoracolumbar Stabilization: Case Report. J Nervous Sys Surgery [Internet]. 2010 Dec. 30 [cited 2024 Apr. 25];3(2):81-3. Available from: https://sscdergisi.org/index.php/sscd/article/view/168

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2010)

Section

Case Report