Tumors!!! Flashcards

1
Q

Most common benign tumor of the vertebral body

A

Hemangioma

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2
Q

May be sessile or Pedunculated

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Osteochondroma

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3
Q

A radiographic feature often seen with fibrous dysplasia

A

Rind Sign

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4
Q

Found incidentally in the frontal sinus

A

Osteoma

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5
Q

An aggressive metaphyseal central lesion in teenagers

A

Osteosarcoma

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6
Q

The center part of this 2 cm night time painful lesion

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Nidus

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7
Q

Pain worse at night relieved by NSAIDS

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Osteoid Osteoma

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8
Q

Typically arises from the breast or prostate gland

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Blastic Metastasis

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9
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A benign painless lesion found most often in the proximal femur

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Fibrous Dysplasia

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10
Q

A feature often seen with cortical osteoid osteomas

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Reactive Sclerosis

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11
Q

The fast growing region of bon that tumor cells love to grow in

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Metaphyseal

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12
Q

The most aggressive form of periosteal reaction

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Codman’s Triangle

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13
Q

The most common route for spread of cancer cells

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Hematogenous

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14
Q

The type of periosteal reaction often found with Ewings Sarcoma

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Laminated (Periosteal Reaction)

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15
Q

The least aggressive pattern of bone destruction

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Georaphic

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16
Q

Might cause a blade of grass appearance

A

Paget’s

17
Q

Highly expansive benign lesion in the 10-25 year old age range

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Anerysmal Bone Csyt

18
Q

Often time goes away without treatment

A

Fibrous Cortical Defect

19
Q

Usually found in males with primary lung cancer

A

Lytic Metastasis

20
Q

The name of venous plexus through which cancer cells spread

A

Batsons

21
Q

Typically found in the hands

A

Enchondroma

22
Q

Aggressive tumor with dot or C-shaped matrix

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Chondrsarcome

23
Q

The most common source for blastic metastasis in females

A

Breast Cancer

24
Q

The most frequent location of nonossifying fibroma

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Distal Tibia

25
Q

Usually found in the proximal humerus with no pain in young children

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Simple Bone Cyst

26
Q

Bence Jones protein found in urine

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Multiple Myeloma

27
Q

An imaging sign on bone scanning of an osteoid oseoma

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Double density

28
Q

Aggressive lytic destructive tumor of the diaphysis in a 17 year old

A

Ewings