Fibrous dysplasia, 6-year review
Abstract
Fibrous dysplasia (FD) is a pathology in which tumor masses are formed caused
by the excessive formation of fibrous connective tissue where healthy bone should form,
different levels of bone metaplasty
Surgical treatment alone is definitely not the one indicated in the first line for FD, requiring
multidisciplinary treatment and clinical control to avoid recurrences. Bisphosphonates are on
the front line to reduce pain and control markers, improving control of FD.
The diagnosis is possible without the need for a biopsy, but it is useful to confirm the
diagnosis that is not clear.
Follow-up of AF is recommended for the control of fibrous dysplasia, which will be
incorporated into the protocol of our unit for timely diagnosis.
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