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Benign Osteoblastoma in the Vertebral Body of the Thoraic Spine

Masanobu Watanabe, Yousuke Kihara, Yoshiro Matsuda, Taiho Shibata

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Abstract

Benign osteoblastoma occurs frequently in the vertebral column. In particular, it occurs in the posteior element including the pedicle in most cases, seldom involving the vertebral body alone. This is a report of a recent case of osteoblastoma in the sixth thoracic vertebral body treated by surgery.

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Benign osteoblastoma occurs frequently in the vertebral column. In particular, it occurs in the posteior element including the pedicle in most cases, seldom involving the vertebral body alone. This is a report of a recent case of osteoblastoma in the sixth thoracic vertebral body treated by surgery.

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Benign osteoblastoma occurs frequently in the vertebral column. In particular, it occurs in the posteior element including the pedicle in most cases, seldom involving the vertebral body alone. This is a report of a recent case of osteoblastoma in the sixth thoracic vertebral body treated by surgery.

Key concepts: Osteoblastoma, Medicine, Vertebral body, Vertebral column, SPINE (molecular biology), Thoracic spine, Rachis, Anatomy

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