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Elbow osteonecrosis in sickle cells anemia: a study of six cases
M Mukisi Mukaza1, O Manicom, P Fillipini
1Point à Pitre Hospital, 97153, Guadeloupe, France. mukisi@ool.fr
Orthopaedics & Traumatology, Surgery & Research : OTSR
|March 3, 2009
Abstract:
A series of six elbows with aseptic osteonecrotic lesions is reported in a population of sickle cell anemic patients. Pain and range of motion limitation were the most commonly observed symptoms during the course of the disease. Three of these elbows had to undergo a surgical procedure (core decompression or loose body excision).
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