Alper DEVECİ, Ahmet FİRAT, Sema HÜCÜMENOĞLU, Osman TECİMEL

An unusual cause of knee locking symptom: Tenosynovial giant cell tumor

Tenosinovyal dev hücreli tumor iyi huylu, yavaş büyüyen ve sıklıkla otuzlu yaşlarda görülen bir tümöördür.Biz bu yazıda dizde ön çapraz bağdan kaynaklanan ve kilitlenme semptomuna neden olan bir vakatanımladık.

Kilitli dizin sık olmayan bir sebebi: Tenosinovyal dev hücreli tümör

Tenosynovial giant cell tumor is a benign, slow-growing tumor that may occur at any age, but most patientsare in their thirties. We described a case of tenosynovial giant cell tumor arising from anterior cruciateligament causing knee locking symptom.

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