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50/51: Bone Tumors - Mahoney Flashcards

1
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best radiologic test to help diagnose bone lesions, including tumors

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x-ray

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2
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when do you do a biopsy?

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last step

- do not do if you will not be treating the malignancy or the center of biopsy performance will not be performing biopsy

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latent

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thin sclerotic or radiolucent narrow margin (0.1-1.0 mm), no periosteal reaction, absent soft tissue mass

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active

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wide (2-10 mm) margin, none or mild periosteal reaction, absent soft tissue mass

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aggressive

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wide or poorly defined margin, mild or major periosteal reaction, soft tissue mass present

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6
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several ill-defined areas of lucency

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moth eaten - aggressive

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ill-defined pattern of lucency caused by many small irregular holes in the bone

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permeative - aggressive infection or malignancy

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geographic lesions

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lesion grows slowly, bone has time to retreat and lay down new bone around the lesion

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lesion grows in fits or starts, periosteum has time to lay down thin shell of new bone before the leion starts another growht sput

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lamellate/ onion skin

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sun burst/ hair on end

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periosteum has no time to lay down bone, but sharpey’s fibers bevome stretched out perpendicular to bone and then ossify

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11
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codman’s triangle

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only the edges of the raised periosteum will ossify - this little bit of ossification forms a small angle with the surface of bone, but not a complete triangle

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non-metastatic diseases the produce periosteal reactions

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HEATHV

hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy
endosteal hyperostosis
acromegaly
thyroid acropachy
hypervitaminosis A
*** venous stasis
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13
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what is bone matrix?

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substance in bone produced by osteoblasts AND chondroblasts

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14
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speckled

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chondroid matrix

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15
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cloudy

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osseous matrix

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16
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ground glass

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fibrous, cystic lesion producing little or no calcification

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17
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4 cartilage forming tumors

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osteochondroma
solitary enchondroma
chondroblastoma
chondrosarcoma

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18
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2 bone forming tumors

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osteoid osteoma and osteoblastoma

osteogenic sarcoma

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19
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benign tumors

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enchondroma
osteochondroma
osteoid osteoma
osteoblastoma
giant cell tumore (10% malignant)
chondroblastoma
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malignant tumors

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osteogenic sarcoma
chondrosarcoma
fibrosarcoma
ewing's sarcoma
metastatic carcinoma
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21
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FOG MACHINES

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solitary lytic lesions of bone

Fibrous dysplasia
Osteoid osteoma/osteoblastoma
Giant cell tumor

Metastasis, myeloma
Aneurysmal bone cyst
Chondroblastoma, chondromyxoid fibroma
Hyperparathyroidism, hemangioma
Infection
Non-ossifying fibroma
Eosinophilic granuloma, enchondroma
Solitary boe cyst, sarcoidosis
22
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long lesion in a long bone

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fibrous dysplasia or non-ossifying fibroma (moves into marrow space)

23
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hurts like a b and tough to see

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osteoid osteoma

  • night pain relieved by ASA or NSAIDS
  • produces high amounts of prostaglandins
24
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at the end of a long fast, teens have a blast

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osteoblastoma

- most common tumor in teens at the ends of the long bones

25
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osteoid osteoma v osteoblastoma

A

no surrounding reactive bone sclerosis in osteoblastoma

26
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massive in metaphysis

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giant cell tumor

27
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most common primary bone malignancy in body

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metastasis/myeloma

28
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metastasis to bone

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adult male - lung
adult female - breast
also kidney and thyroid

29
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1 primary metastasis to foot and ankle bone

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colorectal CA

30
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most common primary malignatnt tumor of bone in body

A

myeloma

31
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mosaic glass on MRI

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aneurysmal bone cyst

32
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multiple punched out lesions

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multiple myeloma

33
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chicken wire matrix

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chondroblastoma (also consider osteoblastoma if young age group)

34
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brown tumors

A

hyperparathyroidism (hemosiderin deposition)

35
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bubbly lesions of bone - NFC GAMES

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Non-ossifying fibroma
Fibrous dysplasia
Chondrosarcoma
Giant cell tumor
Aneurysmal bone cyst
Metastatic CA
Enchondroma/Ewing's sarcoma
Solitary bone cyst
36
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end of bone, with speckled tone

A

enchondroma

37
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endosteal scalloping

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eosinophilic granuloma

38
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where does solitary bone cyst love to be?

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under middle facet in calcaneus

“best bet is middle facet”

39
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fallen fragment sign

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solitary bone cyst

40
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multiple lucent bone lesions

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HIFEM

Hyperparathyroidism/hemangioma
Infection
Fibrous dysplasia
Enchondroma/eosinophilic granuloma
Metastasis/ myeloma
41
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lytic lesions in metaphysis

A

CAGE ON MUD

Chondroblastoma
Aneurysmal bone cyst
Giant cell tumor
Enchondroma/ewing’s sarcoma

Osteoblastoma/sarcoma/myelitis
Non-ossifying fibroma

Malignant fibrous histiocytoma(fibrosarcoma)
Unicameral bone cyst
Desmoid tumor

42
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malignant lucent bone lesion by age ***
less than 1 yo
1-10 yo
10-30 yo
30-40 yo
40+
A 
neuroblastoma
ewing's sarcoma
osteosarcoma/ ewing's
fibrosarcoma, lymphoma
metastasis, myeloma, chondrosarcoma
43
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most common primary bone malignancy in foot and ankle

A

chondrosarcoma

44
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moth-eaten or onion-skin with a soft tissue mss

A

ewing’s sarcoma

45
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best place to get ewing’s sarcoma

A

70% survival forefoot

30% survival rearfoot

46
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solitary of multifocal sclerotic lesions of bone

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COP BOBS HIP

Chronic osteomyelitis
Osteochondroma
Paget’s disease

Breast metastasis
Osteogenic sarcoma
Bone island
Stress fracture

Hemangioma
Infarct
Prostate metastasis

47
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most common bone tumor in foot and ankle

A

osteochondroma

48
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develops from epiphysis and ceases growth growing away from the epiphysis

A

osteochondroma

49
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how is a subungual exostosis different than an osteochondroma?

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  • more common in females
  • has fibrocartilage cap
  • does not arise from epiphysis
  • from capillary hemangioma
50
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flame-shaped or blades of grass sclerotic lesions of bone

A

pagets disease

51
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globular bone sclerosis

A

MOM POO

Melorrheostosis "candle wax dz"
Osteopathia striata-linear striations
Metastasis
Pyknodysostosis- dense and brittle
Osteopoikilosis - spotted bones
Osteomyelitis
52
Q

candle wax disease

A

melorrheostosis

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