우측 관골체부에 발생한 골연골종의 치험례 (A Case Report of Osteochondroma Occuring on the Right Zygoma Body)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 대한성형외과학회
· 수록지 정보 : Archives of Plastic Surgery / 36권 / 2호 / 237 ~ 241페이지
· 저자명 : 우상민, 김진우, 김영환, 선욱, 신한경, 정재학

초록

Purpose: An osteochondroma, also known as osteocartilaginous exostosis, is a common bone tumor, but rarely occurs in the facial bone, especially in the zygoma body. Because most of the craniofacial bones develop from intramembranous ossification, osteochondromas are relatively infrequent in mesenchymal bones of the head and neck. The osteochondroma of the facial bone is a slow growing, painless mass, and causes facial asymmetry. In spine and other extremities, it rarely changes malignant, but until now, there is no evidence of malignant change in facial bone. We herein describe a rare case of osteochondroma occurring on zygoma body with review of the literature.
Methods: A 50-year-old male has painless, slowly growing mass on a right cheek for several years. For a diagnosis, CT and whole body bone scan were done and a diagnosis, osteochondroma was made. The tumor was removed with osteotome under general anesthesia.
Results: Radiography showed a well-defined calcified mass attached to the anterior aspect of the right zygoma body. And pathologic exam showed degenerative chondocyte and cancellous bone. As a result, this appearance is that of an osteochondroma.
Conclusion: An osteochondroma is a common bone tumor, but rarely occurs in the facial bone. To the authors knowldege, this is the first case of osteochondroma occuring on zygoma in korea, body. For this case, we reviewed literature related to this topic.

영어초록

Purpose: An osteochondroma, also known as osteocartilaginous exostosis, is a common bone tumor, but rarely occurs in the facial bone, especially in the zygoma body. Because most of the craniofacial bones develop from intramembranous ossification, osteochondromas are relatively infrequent in mesenchymal bones of the head and neck. The osteochondroma of the facial bone is a slow growing, painless mass, and causes facial asymmetry. In spine and other extremities, it rarely changes malignant, but until now, there is no evidence of malignant change in facial bone. We herein describe a rare case of osteochondroma occurring on zygoma body with review of the literature.
Methods: A 50-year-old male has painless, slowly growing mass on a right cheek for several years. For a diagnosis, CT and whole body bone scan were done and a diagnosis, osteochondroma was made. The tumor was removed with osteotome under general anesthesia.
Results: Radiography showed a well-defined calcified mass attached to the anterior aspect of the right zygoma body. And pathologic exam showed degenerative chondocyte and cancellous bone. As a result, this appearance is that of an osteochondroma.
Conclusion: An osteochondroma is a common bone tumor, but rarely occurs in the facial bone. To the authors knowldege, this is the first case of osteochondroma occuring on zygoma in korea, body. For this case, we reviewed literature related to this topic.

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