Fibroxanthoma, Metaphyseal Fibrous Defect
CLINICAL SUMMARY
Nonossifying fibromas are most commonly discovered incidentally near the ends of growing bones in children and adolescents. Most lesions spontaneously ossify by skeletal maturity, but large lesions can be symptomatic and require surgery.
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