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re: Pathologische Fraktur bei juveniler Knochenzyste:  juvenile knochenzyste oberarm
( This comment is an answer for -> Comment # 2966 <- )

Sehr geehrte Masala,
Eine Knochenzyste ist an sich harmlos. Es ist kein Tumor sondern ein (normalerweise) Fluessigkeitsgefuellter Hohlraum im Knochen. Einige Zysten sind "strategisch" an Stellen lokalisiert die hoeherem mechanischen Stress unterliegen und schlimmstenfalls zu Bruechen fuehren koennen. (z.B. Am Oberschenkelhals/Kopf oder Hals/Kopf des Oberarmknochens).
Zysten haben KEIN malignes Potential (maligne = boesartiger Tumor/Krebs).
Ich hoffe dass Ihnen diese Information etwas Beruhigung verschafft. Ich wuensche Ihnen und Ihrem Kind alles Gute.
MfG
Roland Talanow

( This comment is an answer for -> Comment # 2966 <- )


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