DI 2 Final - Tumor Flashcards

1
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what’s the most common source of osteoblastic metastatic carcinoma in adult F?

A

Breast CA

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3 common causes of solitary sclerotic (ivory) vertebral body!

A
  1. Hodgkin’s lymphoma
  2. Osteoblastic metastatic**
  3. Paget’s dz
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3
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Is it common to find a tumor involving a jt?

A

NO

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Is multiple myeloma more common in the vertebral body or neural arch?

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Vertebral body!

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5
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What malignancy demonstrates as a cold bone scan?

A

Multiple myeloma

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Which is the most dense primary malignant bone tumor?

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Multiple myeloma 1st

2nd - osteosarcoma
3rd - condroscarcoma (kid)
4th - ewing’s (kid)

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7
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What’s the common age range of primary osteosarcoma?

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10-25 y/o

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What’s the difference btwn sunburst & onion skin appearance?

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Sunburst: periosteal spokes of wheel pattern (skull lesions, lytic, osteosarcoma)

Onion: layered/laminated periosteal, Ewing’s tumor

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Which part of the bone is commonly involved in osteosarcoma?

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Metaphysis of long bone (distal femur, prox tibia/humerus)

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What’s codman’s triangle?

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Periosteal bone formation interrupted/incompletely cover surface of lesion (periosteum lifts off cortex) - osteosarcoma

–Triangle: several layers of periosteal rxn at lesion - avoid for Bx

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Why is Ewing’s sarcoma commonly found in diaphysis of long bone?

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Red BM - diaphysis, reticulum cell sarcoma

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12
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What’s geographic appearance?

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confined to relatively specific area, easily defined, benign

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Which condition presents w/solitary exostosis that points away from nearest joint?

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Osteochondroma

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What’s the radiographic difference in appearance btwn osteochondroma & benign solitary expansile osteolysis?

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Osteochondroma: Bony exostosis: cortex continueous w/host bone, pedunculated, calcify cartilage cap, projects AWAY from jt

Benign Solitary: expansile, large, lytic, separated, thin cortex, ONLY TUMOR CROSSES GROWTH PLATE

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Incidence of malignant transformation in osteochondroma & hereditary multiple exostosis?

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Osteochondroma: 1%
HME: 20%

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16
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Corduroy Vertebra?

A

Lytic lesion w/coarse vertical striation (1-2 vertebral bodies)
W/hemangiomas

17
Q

Spinal hemangioma… solitary/polyostotic?

18
Q

Most common benign bone tumor of spine?

A

Hemangioma

19
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Is a bone island (endostoma) symptomatic?

A

NO (except skull)

20
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Which condition demonstrats pain worse at night, relieved by aspirin?

A

Osteoid Osteoma (benign)

21
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Which part of bone involved w/osteoid osteoma?

A

Any bone - cortical**

22
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What is the appearance of the tumor matrix in enchondroma?

A

Geographic lytic, expansile, matrix calcification, thinned cortex, central, no ST mass

23
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Why is it common to observe a short limb w/enchondroma?

A

Tumor of hands/feet/phalanges

24
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Whats multiple enchondromatosis?

A

Ollier’s dz

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What's most common location of fibrous cortical defect?
LE (90% tib/fib)
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What's fallen fragment sign?
2/3 simple bone cysts undergo pathologic fx -- piece of bone below patho fx
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Which benign bone tumor named according to appearance rather than histo composition?
Aneurysmal bone cyst (cystic, blood filled cavity)
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Radiographic description of Enchondroma?
Sml round/oval cystic defects Matrix calcification Endosteal scalloping Islands of cartilage surrounded by layers of bone
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Radiographic description of simple bone cyst?
Oblong, central, expansile Radiolucent, subepiphyseal osteolytic lesion Fallen fragment
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Radiographic description of Aneurysmal bone cyst?
Osteolytic, soap bubble, expansile | Thin cortices, cavities filled w/blood
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Radiographic description of Osteochondroma?
Sessile or pedunculated Coat hanger exostosis or cauliflower cap ABN outgrowth lateral growth plate Epihyseal growth
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Is giant cell tumor painful?
YES
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Is paget's dz mono/polystotic?
Polyostotic
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Radiographic descirption of paget's dz?
``` Coarse (thick, less distinct) trabeculae Thick cortex Bone expansion Pseudo-Fx Deformities Skull: osteoporosis, cottonwool Spine: picture frame vertebrae, ivory Pelvis: brim/rim sign Femur/Tibia: blade of grass, candle frame, shepard's crook ```