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Bone Tumors Flashcards

1
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Sclerotic rim indicates

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Slow growth

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Moth eaten pattern

Numerous small holes of varying ages in cortical and trabecular bone

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Aggresive behavior

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Numerous elingates holes along cortex

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Aggresive behavior

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Osteoblastic

Buttrssing ( wavy periositis)

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Benign

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Aggressive patterns

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Lamination- onion peel
Codman triangle

Spiculations
Sunburst
Hair on end

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Thick rim of new bone

Benign

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Nonossifying fibroma
Osteoma
Brodie abscess
Fibrous dysplasia

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7
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Thin rim or no rim

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More active lesion

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Enchondromas

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Phalanges

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9
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Osteosarcoma

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Araound the knee

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10
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Giant cell tumor

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Araound the knee

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11
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Hemangioma

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Spine and skull

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12
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Chondrosarcoma

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Innominate bone

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Chondroma

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Sacrum and clivus

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Adamantinoma

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Mid tibia

Mandible

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15
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Central lesions ( usually benign)

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Enchondroma

Unicameral bone cyst

Eosinophilic granuloma

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Eccentric lesions

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Aneurysmal bone cyst
Osteosarcoma
NOF
Giant cell tumor
Chondromyxoid fibroma
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Cortical lesions ( most commonly benign)

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Cortical defect
Cortical desmoid
Osteoid osteoma
Periosteal chondroma

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Para osteal lesions

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All osseous, cartilaginous, fibrous malignancies

Osteochondroma
Myositis ossificans (should be separate from bone
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19
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Osteoid osteoma

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30

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20
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Osteoblastoma

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Spine

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21
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Osteosarcoma

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22
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Chondroma

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23
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Chondromblastoma

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Femur

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Chondrsarcoma

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25
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NOF

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Tibia

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Fibrosarcoma

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Femur

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27
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GIant cell tumor

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Femur

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28
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Malignant fibrous histiocytoma

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Femur

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29
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Hemangioma

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Skull

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30
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Neurofibroma

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Skull

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31
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Chordoma

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Spine

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32
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Simple cyst

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Humerus

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33
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Adamantinoma

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Tibia

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34
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Ewings tumor

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Femur

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35
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Hallmark is pain

Radiolucent nidus

5-25 yo

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Osteoid osteoma

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36
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Osteoblastoma appearance

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Expansile lytic

Sclerotic >2cm ( giant osteoid osteoma)

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37
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Mc primary amlignant bone tumor

Axial skeleton most commonly affected
Skull, spine, ribs, pelvis

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Multiple myeloma

95% > 40yo

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38
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Second most frequent primary malignant bine tumor

10-30 yo

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Osteosarcoma

39
Q

Multiple radiolucent expansile masses in hand and feet

Unilateral

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Enchondromatosis (ollier’s disease)

25% malignant transformation

40
Q

Enchondromatosis and multiple soft tissue hemangiomas

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Maffuccis syndrome

41
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MC benign bone lesion

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Osteochondroma

Tibia, femur, humerus

42
Q

Close to growth plate

well demarcated

Radiolucent cortical lesion

Mc tibia and fibula

A

Fibrous cortical defect

Nonossifying fibroma

43
Q

Radiolucent expansile medullary lesions

A

Fibrous dysplasia

Femur

44
Q

Mc in the femur

5-20 yo
Dies not spread or pfroliferate

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Fibrous dysplasia

Lichtenstein-jaffe dse

45
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Fibrous dysplasia involving the mandible and maxilla

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Cherubism

46
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Polyostotic unilateral fibrous dysplasia

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McCune-albright syndrome

47
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Ossifying fibroma of the jaw

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Ameloblastoma

48
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Expansile cortical lesion of anterior tibial diaphysis

Younger age group than adamantinoma

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Ossifying fibroma

49
Q

Expansile lytic lesion containing thick septations

2nd decade

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Desmoplastic fibroma(interosseuos desmoid)

50
Q

Mc soft tissue sarcoma in adults

40-60

Permeative or moth eaten

Large soft tissue mass

A

Malignant fibrous histiocytoma

51
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Langerhans’ cell histiocytosis

A

Letterer-siwr: acute disseminated form 10%

Hand schiller christian- chronic disseminates form-20%

Eosinophillic granuloma-only bone involvement-70%

52
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Hole within a hole lesion

1st - 3rd decade

50% skull

A

Eosinophillic granuloma

53
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MM produce

A

IgG by plasmcytes

54
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In mets, what is destroyed first

A

Pedicles

55
Q

In MM, what is destroyed first

A

Vertebral bodies

56
Q

MM

A

65% vertebra

57
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POEMS syndrome

A

Polyneuropathy

Organomegaly

Endocrinopathy

M protein: sclerotic MM

Skin changes (hyperpigmentation

58
Q

Intervertebral disk space
Mandible
Large soft tissue mass

A

MM

59
Q

Vertebral pedicle

A

Mets

60
Q

Malignant
From undifferentiated Mesenchymal cells
5-15

Fever
Leukocytosis

A

Ewings tumor

Diaphysis of lower ex

61
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Ewings tumor radiographic features

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Permeative or moth eaten

Soft tissue mass

62
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Primary osseous lymphoma usually

A

Non hodgkins

63
Q

Commonly litic mets

A

Kidney
Lung
Thyroid
Breast

64
Q

Commonly sclerotic mets

A

Prostate

Breast

65
Q

Benign fluid-filled lesion

Age 10-20

A

Unicameral bone cyst

Proximal metaphysis of humerus and femur

66
Q

Fallen fragment sign secondary to pathologic fragment pathognomonic of

Central location

A

Unicameral bone cyst

67
Q

Mc bone mets in males

A

Prostate

68
Q

Mc bone mets in females

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Breast

69
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Mc bone mets in childre

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Neuroblastoma

70
Q

Expansile nonneoplastic

Rapid progression 2-6 mos

5-20 yo

Eccentric location

A

Aneurysmal bone cyst

Posterior elements of spine

Metaphysis of long tubular bones

71
Q

Mc bone mets in males

A

Prostate

72
Q

Mc bone mets in females

A

Breast

73
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Mc bone mets in childre

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Neuroblastoma

74
Q

Expansile nonneoplastic

Rapid progression 2-6 mos

5-20 yo

Eccentric location

A

Aneurysmal bone cyst

Posterior elements of spine

Metaphysis of long tubular bones

75
Q

Arise from osteoclasts

Occurs in epiphysis with metaphysial extension

Age: after epiphyseal fusion

Lytic subarticular

Expansile

A

Giant cell tumor

500% around knee

76
Q

Locally aggressive tumor from osteofibrous dysplasia

20-50 yo

Lytic lesions woth marginal sclerosis

A

Adamantinoma

90% tibia

77
Q

Slow growing

Locally aggressive tumor arising from notochord remnants

30-70 yrs

Sacrum 50%

A

Chordoma

78
Q

Extensive cystic angiomatosis

Shoulder and hip most common

A

Massive osteolysis (gorham’s disease)

79
Q

Benign vascular tumor of terminal phalanx

Painful

A

Glomus tumor

80
Q

Mast cell infiltration of skin, marrow and other organs

A

Mastocytosis

60%

81
Q

Myeloproliferative disorder in wch neoplastic stem cells grow in multiple sites

Diffuse or patchy osteosclerosis

Massive splenomegaly

A

Myeloid metaplasia (myelofibrosis)

82
Q

Autosomal recessive dysplasia

Dwarfism
Micrognathia

Straight mandilbe

Dense but fragile bones

Acroosteolysis
Wormian bones
Underdeveloped sinuses and mastoid air cells

A

Pyknodysostosis

83
Q

Radiation osteitis most common in

A

Mandible

84
Q

MC radiation induced bone tumor

A

Enchondroma (exostosis)

85
Q

MC malignant radiation induced lesions

A

OSA

Chindrosarcoma

MFH

86
Q

MC soft tissue tumor in adults

A

Malignant fibrous histiocytoma

Lower extremity-mc

Reactive speudocapsule

87
Q

Liposarcoma

2nd mc

A

Buttoks

88
Q

Mc around knee soft tissue tumor

A

Synovial cell sarcoma

89
Q

Pigmented villobodular synovitis

A

Never calcifies

Low signal masses on T1W and T2W

90
Q

Mulitiple enchondromas

A

Olliers disease

91
Q

Multiple enchondromas with phleboliths

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Maffucci syndrome

92
Q

Eosinophilic granuloma occurs in what age

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93
Q

Sharply defined transition zone with no sclerotic border

Do not apply in flat bones

A

Giant cell tumor

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