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Although they bear the criticism of lacking histological proof for diagnosis of osteoid osteoma, minimally invasive techniques, such as computed tomography-guided percutaneous radiofrequency thermal ablation and laser photocoagulation have become the methods of choice for the treatment of all localizations except those in contact with neural structures (awaiting further research and experience), provided that the diagnosis is based on a typical clinical, scintigraphic and computed tomography presentation.
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