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TENDINITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA
HERBERT L. BRUMBAUGH
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The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Cincinnati
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1932; 14:953-957 
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Abstract

1. A case of tendinitis ossificans traumatica is reported. We believe that it was definitely due to a proliferation of the periosteum resulting from trauma. This is a rare condition; only eight cases of similar nature have been reported. So far as we are able to learn the patellar tendon has not been the site of such a process in any of the reported cases.

2. Two cases of a rarer type, apparently due to an actual metamorphosis, have been reported.

3. In the proliferative type, surgical treatment to remove the mass, replace a functional mechanism, and prevent further proliferation is necessary. In the type due to a metamorphosis of tissue, simple excision only is indicated.

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