Locally aggressive monostotic fibrous dysplasia of the cervical spine mimicking malignancy: a case report and literature review

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Table 1

Reported cases of cervical spine fibrous dysplasia presenting with a pathological fracture.

Report	Sex	Age	Neurological symptoms	Location	Monostotic/polyostotic	Treatment	Follow-up (month)
Our case	F	31	No	C2	Monostotic	Bone graft; posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 18 months follow-up
Wu et al. [20]	M	48	No	C2–C3	Monostotic (non-segmentation of C2–C3)	Curettage; posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 34-month follow-up
	M	28	No	C2	Monostotic	Curettage; anterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 33-month follow-up
	M	53	Yes	C7	Polyostotic	Excision; anterior and posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 42-month follow-up
	M	17	Yes	C2	Polyostotic	Posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 28-month follow-up
Lee et al. [34]	M	63	Yes	C4	Polyostotic	Corporectomy; allograft; posterior fixation	No follow-up
Dang et al. [35]	M	35	Yes	C2/C3	Polyostotic	Percutaneous vertebroplasty	Stable pain relief and neurologic improvement at 12-month follow-up
Marshmann et al. [13]	M	35	No	C3	Monostotic	Corpectomy; fixation	Asymptomatic at 18-month follow-up
Medow et al. [36]	F	40	No	C3	Polyostotic	Synthetic bone graft; posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 25-month follow-up
Mezzadri et al. [37]	F	35	No	C5	Not stated	Corporectomy; synthetic graft; posterior fixation	Asymptomatic at 36-month follow-up
Stompro et al. [38]	M	26	Not stated	C2	Polyostotic	Immobilizer brace	No follow-up

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