SA Orthopedic Neoplasia Flashcards
What are the criteria for an aggressive lesion?
At least one of the following:
1. Ill defined margin (long zone of transition)
2. Cortical lysis
3. Irregular periosteal proliferation
Aggressive v non-aggressive?
Non-aggressive
Osteochondrosis
Aggressive v non-aggressive?
Aggressive
Long zone of transition, ill-defined
Aggressive v non-aggressive?
Aggressive
Cortical lysis
Aggressive v non-aggressive?
Aggressive
Cortical lysis
Smooth periosteal proliferation
Nonaggressive
Smooth periosteal proliferation
Nonaggressive
Irregular periosteal proliferation
Aggressive
Irregular periosteal proliferation
Aggressive
Periosteal proliferation
Irregular, columnar
Periosteal proliferation
Irregular, spiculated
Periosteal proliferation
Periosteal proliferation
Define: Codman Triangle
Periosteum is lifted by the mass
Triangle of smooth bone formed under periosteum
Can occur with any fast growing lesion (usually neoplasia)
How would you describe this?
Large, well-defined region of lysis
How would you describe this?
Moth-eaten lysis
Medium to small patches of lysis
How would you describe this?
Permeative bone lysis
Small or pinpoint foci of lysis
What is the most common primary bone tumor in dogs?
Osteosarcoma