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Percutaneous Decompression/Curopsy

Percutaneous Decompression/Curopsy

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What is Curopsy?

  • Curopsy is a procedure involving biopsy with curative intent.
  • It is a fairly fast and smaller procedure.

Where is Curopsy Indicated?

  • Primary Benign Bone Tumours such as Aneurysmal Bone Cyst and Simple Bone Cyst.

How is Percutaneous Decompression/Curopsy Performed?

Curopsy
Percutaneous Decompression/Curopsy
  • Day care basis
  • Under local anesthesia and/or general anesthesia
  • Small Scar (Similar to Core Needle Biopsy)
  • First step Is to biopsy the area under image guidance and confirm the diagnosis (bloody aspiration in case of Primary ABC)
  • Next step is when a curette is used to scrape the wall of cavity under image guidance (making sure not to breach the wall) and aspirating its contents.
  • The sample is sent for further histopathological correlation.
  • The above step may be repeated depending on the crypts/septate and size of lesion.
  • Adequate digital compression is given and followed by application of compression bandage.

What precautions to be taken post Curopsy?

  • Avoid strenuous activities.
  • In case of lower limb, a degree of protection from bearing full weight may be advised.

How long does it take for results in Curopsy?

  • It takes an average of 3 -6 months for discernible results on Curopsy.

Can Curopsy Fail?

  • Yes, the chance of Curopsy not being effective is between 10-18%.
  • In such, cases the lesion is treated with either sclerosant injection or extended curettage as feasible.
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