Research Article

Cryosurgery as Additional Treatment in Tenosynovial Giant Cell Tumors

Table 1

Demographics, previous recurrences, and detailed description of treatments received before or in combination with additional cryosurgery.

Patient IDSexAge (at time of surgery)Localized/diffusePrevious recurrencesFollow-up before cryosurgery (years)All treatments received
1st2nd3rd4th

Knee
 1F61Dt-GCT36.3SESEtSEtSE + cryo + EBRT
 2M58Dt-GCT29.7YtSEtSE + cryo + EBRT
 3F46Dt-GCT23.2SESESE + cryo
 4M51Dt-GCT00.3tSE + cryo
 5F25Dt-GCT13.0tSESE + cryo
 6F49Dt-GCT00.1SE + cryo
 7M31Dt-GCT24.9tSESESE + cryo
 8F31Dt-GCT00.0tSE + cryo
Hip
 9M44Dt-GCT20.5tSESESE + THA + cryo
 10F20Dt-GCT24.0SEYtSE + THA + cryo
Ankle
 11M34Dt-GCT00.0SE + cryo
Elbow
 12F21Lt-GCT00.7SE + cryo

F: female, M: male, SE: surgical synovectomy, tSE: two-stage synovectomy (anterior and posterior compartment of the knee in two separate procedures), Yt: yttrium radiosynovectomy, EBRT: external beam radiation therapy, cryo: cryosurgery, follow-up before cryosurgery: the time from diagnose until the use of cryosurgery in years, and THA: total hip arthroplasty.