DI 2201 Tumour Symptoms

Question 1

Osteochondroma

Answer 1

Pain if rubbing

Question 2

Hereditary Multiple Exostoses

Answer 2

Possibly

Question 3

Enostoma

Answer 3

-

Question 4

Osteoid Osteoma

Answer 4

+, severe, especially at night

Dramatically alleviated by Aspirin

Question 5

Osteoblastoma

Answer 5

+, localized, not severe

Question 6

Osteoma

Answer 6

-

Question 7

Enchondroma

Answer 7

-

Question 8

Enchondromatosis (Ollier’s)

Answer 8

+ during growth spurts

Question 9

Maffucci

Answer 9

+

Question 10

Chondroblastoma

Answer 10

+, not severe, especially in surrounding joints

Question 11

Non Ossifying Fibroma

Answer 11

-

Question 12

Fibrous Cortical Defect

Answer 12

-

Question 13

Fibrous Dysplasia

Answer 13

Rarely

Question 14

Aneurysmal Bone Cyst

Answer 14

+, actue onset

Question 15

Simple Bone Cyst

Answer 15

-

Question 16

Giant Cell Tumour

Answer 16

+, localized ache

Swelling

Question 17

Hemangioma

Answer 17

-

Question 18

Interosseous Lipoma

Answer 18

-

Question 19

Central Osteosarcoma

Answer 19

+, initially insidious and transitory, eventually severe and persistent
Systemic red flags
Swelling

Question 20

Parosteal Osteosarcoma

Answer 20

+, dull and intermittent

ST mass/swelling

Question 21

Chondrosarcoma

Answer 21

+ in late stage

Question 22

Fibrosarcoma

Answer 22

+, local and severe

Swelling

Question 23

Multiple Myeloma

Answer 23

+, insidious pain with increasing severity, better at night/rest
Systemic red flags

Question 24

Solitary Plasmocytoma

Answer 24

+, localized

Progressive paraplegia if in spinal column

Question 25

Ewing's Sarcoma

Answer 25

+, initially local and dull, eventually severe and persistent Swelling/ST mass Systemic red flags simulating infection

Question 26

Lymphoma

Answer 26

+, local, intermittent, dull, not relieved with rest General well-being of patient ST mass/swelling

Question 27

Synovial Sarcoma

Answer 27

+, local pain Swelling Simulates arthritis

Question 28

Adamantioma

Answer 28

+, local | Swelling

Question 29

Chordoma

Answer 29

Neural deficits relative to location

Question 30

Secondary Bone Tumour (Mets)

Answer 30

+, especially at night *Late stage mets may have no pain Red flags