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View my account settings1. Ten cases are recorded of the entity known as non-osteogenic fibroma of bone.
2. We believe the evidence is in favour of the condition's being a localised disturbance of bone growth (metaphysial fibrous defect) rather than a true neoplasm.
3. The disorder usually pursues a symptomless course and in many instances the lesion disappears spontaneously.
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