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Category : Pediatric Orthopedics / Orthopaedics

McCune-Albright syndrome (MAS) is a rare disease. MAS manifests in the skeletal system as Fibrous dysplasia (FD). In MAS patients, bone lesions often result in fractures under weight-bearing forces during childhood, and pseudarthrosis formation is highly likely after fractures. There is currently no ideal treatment for fractures in children with MAS. This case study presents the innovative application of the cross-union technique in treating a 14-year-old female MAS patient with a distal tibial and fibular fracture nonunion.
Source : Frontiers in Pediatrics
On : 21-Nov-2025