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1/3. Variation among giant rice bodies: report of four cases and their clinicopathological features.

    OBJECTIVE: To report four cases of rice bodies (RBs) showing remarkable size variations and discuss their pathogenesis. DESIGN AND patients: Based on analysis of the clinical data, we speculate on the pathogenesis of RBs using immunohistochemical and ultrastructural methods. The patients comprised three men and one woman, three with RBs in the subacromial bursae and one in the wrist synovial sheath, aged 28 (woman), 44, 50 and 81 (wrist) years, respectively. RESULTS: There were no particular differences in clinical data among the patients. T2-weighted MR imaging was very useful for diagnosis of the RBs, allowing their clear delineation from the bursal fluid. The RBs consisted of a layered protein- aceous substance with vague targetoid cut surfaces. Much fibrin and a lesser amount of collagen fibers were recognized together with various mononuclear cells, which were few in number and predominantly T cells. The bursae and synovial sheath had multiple fibrinoid spheroids at the luminal surface. CONCLUSION: Fibrinoid nodular deposits probably became detached, forming the nuclei of RBs and growing to a giant RB 65 mm in diameter.
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2/3. Successful treatment of multiple bursal cysts in systemic sclerosis.

    BACKGROUND: bursitis frequently occurs in the various conditions of autoimmune disorders including rheumatoid arthritis, but there have been few cases of effusive bursitis in systemic sclerosis. OBJECTIVE: To present a case of systemic sclerosis with multiple bursitis on upper, lower extremities, and trunk with or without joint involvement. methods: Case report and review of the literature. RESULTS: Multiple asymptomatic cystic masses contained yellow and chalky sterile fluid, all of which were diagnosed as effusive bursitis. Most of them were treated with a surgical resection, a continuous drainage, and an injection of highly concentrated ethanol into their internal spaces. However, an intrabursal injection of emulsified triamcinolone acetonide was the only effective treatment for the giant mass that occurred on the right chest wall. CONCLUSION: Successful treatment of multiple bursal cysts with systemic sclerosis was presented.
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3/3. Bilateral giant iliopsoas bursitis presenting as refractory edema of lower limbs.

    A 69-year-old man with rheumatoid arthritis presented with bilateral leg swelling. Magnetic resonance studies revealed bilateral giant iliopsoas bursitis with intrapelvic expansion and compression of pelvic vessels and bladder. The case was refractory to intensive systemic and local medical treatment.
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