Tumor de células gigantes tratado con translocación cubital y artrodesis de muñeca tras fracaso de curetaje y cementación

Resumen

El radio distal es la tercera localización en frecuencia para los tumores de células gigantes. El curetaje de la lesión más relleno de la misma con cemento, es una de las opciones de tratamiento. La cementación tras el curetaje puede tener complicaciones y obligar a la resección de la zona dañada. Presentamos el resultado de un caso, donde se hizo resección en bloque de la zona tumoral cementada más reconstrucción del área con translocación del cúbito y artrodesis de la muñeca. Es una técnica sencilla en la que se pierde movilidad, pero que consigue excelentes resultados clínicos y funcionales en mano y antebrazo.

Abstract

The distal radius is the third most common site for giant cell tumors. Curettage and filled of void with bone cement is one of the treatment options. Cementation after curettage can have complications and can require resection of the damaged area. We report the outcome of one case, where we did en bloc excision of cemented tumor with translocation of ulna and wrist arthrodesis.It is a simple technique in which some mobility is lost, but achieving excellent clinical and functional results.

Palabras clave

tumor de células gigantes - translocación cubital - artrodesismuñeca

Keywords

giant cell tumor - ulnar translocation - wrist arthrodesis

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