Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia with Epiphyseal Involvement in Long Bones: A Case Report

Table 1

Summary of 5 cases of FD with epiphyseal lesions and the current case.

Case	Sex	Initial complaint	Age of onset	Age at followup	Pigmentation	Precocious sexuality	Location of epiphyseal involvement	Monostotic or polyostotic	Reporter
1	M	Right femoral pain due to pathological fracture of femoral diaphysis	3	7 years	None	None	Bilateral proximal femurs, right proximal tibia	Polyostotic	Nixon
2	F	Left hip discomfort and deformity of the left lower extremity	12	Unknown	None	None	Left proximal femur, left proximal tibia	Polyostotic	Nixon
3	M	Difficulty in running	5	13 years	Neck, buttock	None	Left proximal humerus	Polyostotic	Harris
4	M	Limp	4	30 years	Forehead, buttock, finger	None	Right distal humerus	Polyostotic	Harris
5	M	Left knee pain	13	8 months	None	None	Left proximal tibia	Monostotic	Takechi
The current case	F	Right knee pain	13	3 years	None	None	Right distal femur, right proximal tibia, right distal tibia	Polyostotic