Repeated fracture-full moon face-perioral spotted pigmentation / 中华内分泌代谢杂志

ABSTRACT

Carney complex(CNC) is a rare disease in endocrinology, with osteochondromyxoma accounting for only 1% of it. This article details the diagnosis and treatment of a young female patient with recurrent fracture, full moon face and perioral spotted pigmentation. Combined with clinical manifestations, auxiliary examination and pathology, Carney complex with osteochondromyxoma was diagnosed. Multiple bone deformities in this case should be differentiated from McCune-Albright syndrome and ectopic ACTH secreting tumor with multiple bone metastases. The report of this case is helpful to improve the understanding of osteochondromyxoma in endocrinology, radiology, orthopedics and other disciplines, so as to avoid missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis.