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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 1951;33:451-458.
© 1951 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc

XANTHOMATOUS JOINT TUMORS

W. L. MINEAR M.D.1

1 Campbell Clinic, Memphis, Tennessee

Joint xanthoma is suggested by the presence of a chronic mono-articular lesion (often a palpable tumor) of the knee or ankle. Aspiration produces sterile serosanguineous exudate, sometimes laden with cholesterol. The roentgenograms show a non-calcified soft-tumor mass in advanced cases, associated with pressure erosion of the bone.


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