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