ChronOS Inject in Children with Benign Bone Lesions – Does It Increase the Healing Rate?

Joeris, Alexander; Ondrus, Simon; Plánka, Ladislav; Gál, Petr; Slongo, Theddy (2010). ChronOS Inject in Children with Benign Bone Lesions – Does It Increase the Healing Rate? European journal of pediatric surgery, 20(01), pp. 24-28. Stuttgart: Thieme 10.1055/s-0029-1241866

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Benign bone lesions in children although rare, can result in a pathological fracture. Although their etiology and pathogenesis are not yet entirely clear, the phenomenon of spontaneous healing is well known. Nevertheless, some benign bone lesions are unlikely to heal spontaneously due to the patient's age or high risk of fracture and deformity due to the lesion's location or size. The following study presents our results after treatment of these bone cysts with chronOS Inject.

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