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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Proximal fibula non-ossifying fibroma one cases of Authors: DING Ya-qiang, TIAN Nai-yi, Jia-lock [Keywords:] bone tumor; non-ossifying fibroma Patients, female, 11 years old, Uygur. Because ‘the right leg near the knee pain does not apply outside the Department in January’ to hospital treatment, by making X-ray examination, with ‘the right side of the proximal fibula bone cyst’ received hospital treatment. Specialist examination: the right lower leg soft tissue knee no swelling, no broken skin, and pigmentation. The right lateral proximal fibular tenderness, lower extremity hip, knee, ankle and the toes activity is good, no deformities, skin feels normal. X-ray examination: the right proximal fibula class round low-density shadow, density, uniformity, eccentric growth pattern. Consider bone cyst. Laboratory examination: normal and no biochemical abnormalities. Clinical diagnosis: Right fibula bone cyst. Surgical findings: right fibula head, about 5.0 cm at the outer cortical bone fibula slightly prominent, defined as bone cyst site, here to open a 2 cm * 1 cm to the marrow of the bone window, see: cavity with yellow lesions, bone part of the destruction, in order to curette removal of necrotic tissue inside the bone window, scrape sequestrum and yellow lesions reserved for pathological examination. Pathological examination: lesions showed plexiform, whirlpool arrangement, interstitial same stuff hemosiderin deposition, focal xanthoma cells, shows a small amount of local sequestrum formation. Pathological diagnosis: right fibula of non-ossifying fibroma. After 2 years of follow-up, the patient no special discomfort, walking normal, multiple shoot no recurrence. Discussion Non-ossifying fibroma, also known as organized fibrous tumor, also known as metaphyseal fibrous defect or tissue cell xanthogranuloma, fibrous tissue proliferation within the bone leading to bone resorption or destruction of the limitations of the lesions. Non-ossi