骨化纤维瘤,ossifying fibroma,是指骨的纤维结构(纤维性和骨样物质组成)出现异常改变,骨化指纤维组织间有大量纤细的条状新生骨,骨小梁周围有较多活跃的骨母细胞。常见于青少年(小于10岁),女性多于男性,多为单发病灶。常见于下肢长骨(胫骨多见,腓骨少见),其次是颌骨(下颌骨多见)。 What do the terms “ossifying” and “fibroma” mean?You may better understand this condition when you break down the definitions of each word.
CEMENTO OSSIFYING FIBROMA 骨化纤维瘤多为实性,囊性少见,镜下见大量的、排列成束和漩涡状的纤维组织,其中含有一些大小不等、排列不规则的骨小梁和钙化灶,骨小梁周围有少数成骨细胞,并含有骨样组织。通俗地讲, X线检查,病变发生于骨干或近干骺端一侧皮质骨内,不累及骨骺,病灶呈偏心性膨胀性改变,多为不规则的单囊或多囊形,轮廓清晰,边缘硬化,病变一般不穿破骨皮质,无骨膜反应。晚期肿瘤组织逐渐骨化而密度增高,病灶内无钙化。病变范围广泛,骨骼可有畸形。 CT检查,骨皮质内囊状低密度影,其间常有增生骨化高密度影,骨皮质不规则增厚,可向髓腔内突出,导致髓腔变形、变小,甚至闭塞。 MRI检查,多数病灶在T1低信号,T2低信号。 病理检查,病变组织灰白色,有砂砾感。镜下病变由纤维组织和骨小梁构成。纤维母细胞和纤维细胞呈无定形排列,骨小梁形状不规则,周围被成排的骨母细胞包绕,偶尔可见破骨细胞,肿瘤的中央部常见编织骨,其外周逐渐向板状骨过度。 An ossifying fibroma is a rare noncancerous (benign) tumor that mostly affects your jawbones. It causes a tumor made of bone-like substances to form within connective tissue. These tumors don’t always cause symptoms, but treatment is a must. They can destroy healthy bone and cause dental problems. You’ll need oral surgery to remove the tumor. An ossifying fibroma lesions like ossifying fibromas occur when
fibrous tissue that contains a bone-like substance replaces healthy
bone. Ossifying fibromas are benign bone lesions that should be differentiated from non-ossifying fibromas and fibrous dysplasia. Osteofibrous dysplasia is
considered as a separate pathological entity in view of its different
presentation and treatment, although histopathologically similar to
ossifying fibroma. 鉴别诊断 骨纤维异常增殖症,病变在骨髓腔内,中心性膨胀,边界不清,X线表现为磨砂玻璃样改变。骨小梁仅成熟到编织骨阶段,见不到板状骨,未成熟的骨小梁周围是纤维组织,无骨母细胞覆盖。 骨巨细胞瘤,病变位于骨骺线闭合处,病灶内无骨化影。 骨母细胞瘤,病变位于骺端呈小圆形低密度阴影,边界清楚,周围有反应骨形成硬化缘,病灶内可见点状钙化。 非骨化性纤维瘤,non-ossifying fibroma,由组织成纤维细胞组成的干骺端错构瘤,病变扩展侵入髓腔而且常合并病理性骨折。非骨化性纤维瘤最常见于儿童及青少年。非骨化性纤维瘤典型的X线特征,始于长骨的干骺端,靠近骺板,在一侧皮质上膨胀、偏心性,随骨的生长发育病变可以逐渐向骨干移行,病灶内为界限清楚透亮阴影,呈分叶状卵圆形,周边有一硬化缘。病变纵轴与长骨一致。 Non-ossifying fibromas are the most common benign bone tumor in
children, affecting up to 40%. They are made of fibrous tissue and grow
on long bones, especially the legs. They usually appear as a solitary
growth. They don’t spread or turn to cancer. Non-ossifying fibromas go
away on their own when the child has fully grown. On an X-ray, a non-ossifying fibroma is a dark mass with a white edge. Under the naked eye, it is yellow or tan in color and appears fleshy and fibrous, like scar tissue. It’s usually between 3 and 7 centimeters in size. |
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