Tumour Syndromes
1) Jaffe-Campanacci – multifocal nonossifying fibroma. Pigmented skin lesions.
2) Albright’s – polyostotic fibrous dysplasia. Endocrine dysftn., precocious puberty, cutaneous pigmentation.
3) Ollier’s – dyschondroplasia with multiple enchondromas, typically affecting one-half the body. Significant bony deformity. Higher incidence of malignant degeneration.
4) Maffucci’s – multiple enchondromas with systemic hemangiomas. Bony deformity and malignant degeneration.
5) Enchondromatosis – multiple enchondromas. Bony deformity and malignant degeneration.
6) Multiple Hereditary Exostoses – autosomal dominant. Bony deformity and malignant degeneration.
7) Letterer-Siwe – disseminated LCH. Severe visceral involvement, esp. HSM, usually fatal in infancy.
8) Hand-Schuller-Christian – intermediate LCH. Endocrine abnormalities (DI), exophthalmos, & skeletal involvement.
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