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Osteosarcoma - features
Location - metaphysis, proximal humerus, distal femur, prox tibia
Age 10-25, .40yrs
Xray - mixed lucent & opaque
Cortical destuction & soft tissue extension
Parosteal osteosarcoma
slightly older
juxtacortical
posterior aspect lower femoral shaft
grows slowly
encircles bone
Well-formed bone, osteoid, occs cartilage, highly fibrous spindle cell stroma (subtle atypia)
intraosseous component is separated from medullary space of bone (vs osteochondroma)
lacks osteoblastic rimming (FD)
excellent prognosis - completely excised - if not possible dedifferntiation
Enchondromas
small bones hands & feet
Chondrosarcoma
large flat bones axial skeleton
# 2 malignant neoplasm of adult bone
XRAY -endosteal scalloping, cortical thickening, soft tissue mass
celluarity, atypia, nuclear pleomorphism
de novo
wide surgical excision
myxoid chondrosarcoma
soft tissue or bone
monotonous proliferation of uniform, relatively small cells, pink cytoplasm, vesicular nuclei
myxoid stroma
late recurrences & mets
mesenchymal chondrosarcoma
biphasic
jaw & ribs young adults
small immature mesenchymal cells , foci of well-differentiated cartilage & hemangiopericytoma like vessels
chordoma
low metastatic rate
occurs 6th decade
clinical -severe constipation and presacral mass
lobulated architecture
solitary large central expansile lucency
MFH
primary bone or soft tissue
femur, tibia, humerus, & pelvis
ill defined radiolucency
fascicular growth with storiform patterns
Nonossifying fibroma
Metaphysis children, long bones lower extremities
xray - small-well defined intracortical radiolucency (fibrous corticl defect) or as eccentric lucency (cyst)
Micro: slender spindle cells storiforming, giant cells, hemosiderin lipid laden macrophages,
fibrous dysplasia
mono-poly ostotic