Emre Cullu

TL;DR: Significant evidence supports the hypothesis that melatonin plays an important role in osteogenesis and demonstrates for the first time pinealectomy‐induced histomorphometrical changes in chicken vertebral column using stereological methods, suggesting that pineal gland/melatonin may have an osteoinductive effect on bone formation.

TL;DR: Theoretically, there are no bone ingrowth deficits that might be detrimental for the stabilization of cementless prostheses in ochronotic arthropathy because the bone tissue is not primarily affected by the disease.

TL;DR: Peroneal nerve lesions which may be overlooked by mild weakness and hypesthesia in the early postoperative period can be detected by electrophysiological means at a higher rate than expected and even can be permanent despite the absence of clinical symptoms.

TL;DR: This case proves that aneurysmal bone cyst, without osteolysis and/or damages to the surrounding tissues, may result in a good prognosis if curettage and treatment with bone cement are done.