Chengdu Puji Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute

Germ-Cell and Other Cell Tumors

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Germ-Cell and Other Cell Tumors

Chongqing · Female · Age 60

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Chengdu Puji Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute

Chengdu Puji TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE RESEARCHINSTITUTE Traditional Chinese Medicine Outpatient Department

Chengdu Puji

Traditional Chinese Medicine case reports for tumor recovery

Compassion and skillful treatment

V differential diagnosis and treatment V treating both root and symptoms, living with tumor

Clinical overview:

Disease: osteoblastoma, age: 60, gender: female

Region: Chongqing

Chongqing, 60-year-old osteoblastoma [PATIENT]

The 2024 March report showed a tumor mass in the lower femoral segment measuring

19x16mm; the patient first visited our hospital in July of the same year, reporting fatigue and referred pain around the knee area

Pain, local fever, limited activity.

Report time: 2024-03-12123

Upper E: 60 years

Visit time: 2024-03-12 11:02.36

Physical examination findings:

size approximately 19x16mm,

fibrous tissue hyperplasia; synovial fluid accumulation in joint cavity

signal, T1 hypointense; no obvious soft tissue swelling around

meniscus and ligament visualized poorly; lower femoral segment

After nearly half a month of medication, upon follow-up in August, the femoral tumor mass decreased to 12x11mm, and the patient reported

Pain reduced, range of joint motion restored, fatigue and local fever improved.

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No appointment needed, just go directly

taking medicine early and taking a photo together for you all to see

below. Then I will address the issue, I will celebrate National Day

the tumor is shrinking. Thank you for your help, Jie.

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This is the report of the MRI I took today

Press and speak

single, the tumor is shrinking

Scan to view the film report

MRI diagnosis report

Name

[REDACTED]

Department: Orthopedics Outpatient

Gender: female

Bed number:

[REDACTED]

Age: 61 years

Outpatient/Inpatient number: [REDACTED]

Imaging findings:

Examined region: MRI scan (1.57-3T), additional solid film collection, left knee joint axial scan

no abnormalities observed.

Left knee joint alignment is good, joint in position.

Ligaments: anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments continuous and intact, no abnormal signals: medial oblique posterior ligament long T2

Meniscus: inner and outer menisci shown by arrows: posterior horn signal increased, no tear observed: inner and outer meniscus roots

signal.

medial patellofemoral ligament continuous without interruption

Patellofemoral joint: normal alignment, continuous quadriceps tendon and patellar ligament,

no obvious abnormal signals observed.

low signal.

Bone cartilage

partial cartilage loss in the femoral trochlea,

: a lesion approximately 12mm x 11mm with slightly long T1 and slightly long T2 signals observed in the lower segment of the femur,

Slightly long T2 signals observed below the cartilage;

the surrounding bones of the joint

Spotty findings observed within it

no obvious bone marrow edema or destruction, the cartilage continuity in all joint parts is intact,

Other: slight fluid accumulation in the knee joint capsule, no obvious synovial hyperplasia; no cysts in the popliteal fossa, no muscle abnormalities

No abnormal signals found.

Abnormal signals.

Diagnosis opinion:

2. Bone cartilage injury in the femoral trochlea of the left knee joint;

1. Degeneration of the inner and outer menisci of the left knee joint;

4. Swelling of the posterior oblique ligament on the inner side of the left knee joint.

3. Lesion in the lower segment of the left femur,

Considered a tumor-like lesion, osteoblastoma possible;

Reporting physician: Jiang Minghong/Yu Ling

Ling

Reviewing physician;

Treated with wax

Note: This report is for clinical reference only and reflects only the findings observed during the examination by the examiner. Verified by CA serial signature.

Examination time: 2024/08/31 09:10:19

Report time:

2024/08/31 09:34:28

Address: [REDACTED]

Contact phone number: [REDACTED]

023-[ID REDACTED]

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