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what are some x-ray findings of benign bone tumors?
well-defined
surrounding rim of bone
not broken through the cortex
narrow ZONE OF TRANSITION b/w lesion and normal bone
what are some x-ray findings of malignant bone tumors?
poorly-defined margins
no rim of mature bone
extension through cortex
subperiosteal immature bone
broad/undefinable zone of transition
name a bone forming benign bone tumor
osteoid osteoma
name a bone forming malignant bone tumor
osteogenic sarcoma
name 2 cartilage forming benign bone tumors
osteochondroma (exostosis)
enchondroma
what a cartilage forming malignant bone tumor
chondrosarcoma
name 3 non-bone-forming, non-cartilage forming benign bone tumors
giant cell tumor
non-ossifying fibroma
simple bone cyst
name 3 non-bone-forming, non-cartilage forming malignant bone tumors
Ewing's sarcoma
Multiple myeloma
Metastatic carcinoma
intense pain at rest and excellent relief w/ aspirin/NSAIDs, etc -->
osteoid osteoma
young or old: osteoid osteoma
young
what are some x-ray findings of osteoid osteoma
benign cortical reaction
no periostitis
radiolucent nidus
what are the histopath findings of osteoid osteoma?
immature trabeculae
no atypia/mitotic figures
fibrovascular tissue
what are some x-ray findings of osteosarcoma?
"Sunburst pattern"
soft tissue extension
ill-defined borders on imaging
describe a typical presentation of osteosarcoma
22 yo M
pain at night
pain at rest
growing soft tissue mass
describe the histopath of osteosarcoma
atypical cells producing osteoid
what are some x-ray findings of osteochondroma?
continuity w/ marrow
usually grows away from metaphysis
what are some x-ray findings of parosteal osteosarcoma?
"Stuck on" (no continuity w/ marrow)
describe the histopath of osteochondroma
looks like a growth plate
stops growing at skeletal maturity
describe the x-ray of a distal femur enchondroma
central
no cortical breakthrough
cartillage matrix
no soft-tissue extension
always incidentally noted
describe the histopath of enchondroma
"bland"
no or very little atypia
not very cellular
T or F: With most enchondromas, you don't have any symptoms.
True except in the hand where you see fractures, lysis, etc.
what are some imaging findings of chondrosarcoma?
stippled pattern suggestive of cartilage
lytic changes
cortical involvement
describe the histopath of chondrosarcoma
more cellular than enchondroma
considerable atypia
describe the x-ray of simple (unicameral) bone cysts
well-circumscribed
central (not eccentric)
no matrix mineralization
cyst not wider than nearest physis
what is the most common location of simple bone cysts
proximal humerus
proximal femur
describe the histopath of simple cysts
bland stoma
no atypia
describe the x-ray of a non-ossifying fibroma
sharp borders
no periosteal reaction
eccentric
lobular/septated
metaphyseal
often incidental
describe the x-ray of giant cell tumor
extends to subchondral surface
radiolucent
no matrix calcification
no reactive sclerosis or periosteal reaction
narrow zone of transition
describe the histopath of giant cell tumor
giant cells look identical to stromal cells
no atypia
describe the x-ray of Ewing's sarcoma
diaphyseal or metadiaphyseal
often mixed lytic/blastic
permeative pattern
periosteal reaction/periosteal new bone
broad zone of transition
extensive bone destruction with large soft-tissue mass -->
Ewing sarcoma
describe the histopath of Ewing Sarcoma
Small, round blue cell tumor
anaplastic
what translocation is assoc w/ Ewing Sarcoma?
t(11,22)
describe the x-ray of multiple myeloma
radiolucent lesion
often multifocal
"punched out" appearance
no matrix
often well-circumscribed
what imaging study is done to look for MM lesions?
skeletal survey (not a bone scan!)
what labs do you order if you think MM is on the ddx?
CBC, electrolytes, SPEP/UPEP
what carcinomas typically met to bone?
PBKTL (Lead Kettle)
Prostate
Breast
Kidney
Thyroid
Lung
what's the ddx for a new bony lesion in a pt > 50 yo?
metastatic disease
myeloma
lymphoma
atraumatic lesser trochanter avulsions --> you think...
tumors!
what is a benign deep soft tissue tumor?
lipoma
name two malignant deep soft tissue tumors
malignant fibrous histiocytoma (pleomorphic sarcoma)
synovial cell sarcoma
what are some clinical features of deep soft tissue tumors?
deep to deep fascia
often painless
in thigh or gluteal area may be immense
greater than 5 cm is usually malignant (except for lipoma)
don't assume a soft tissue mass is a __
hematoma
what do you do if somebody has a soft tissue mass on physical exam?
get plain films of it!
intralesional calcifications on x-ray of deep soft tissue tumor -->
synovial sarcoma
T or F: pain is a common feature of malignant tumors of bone
TRUE
deep aching pain is typically assoc w/ __ tumors
malignant bone tumors
Onion skin appearance -->
Ewing's sarcoma
soft tissue sarcoma of the limbs in kids -->
rhabdomyosarcoma
where are giant cell tumors?
in the epiphysis
what are some diaphyseal bone tumors?
osteoid osteoma
Ewing's sarcoma
Mets
Myeloma