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m/c location is coccygeal junction
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Chordoma
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2nd most common location is spheno-occipital region (clivus)
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Chordoma
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m/c location is coccygeal junction
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Chordoma
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2nd most common location is spheno-occipital region (clivus)
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Chordoma
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3rd m/c location is C2
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Chordoma
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Tumor of notochordal origin
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Chordoma
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Ages 40-70 and m/c in males
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Chordoma
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GCT is a DDx, especially in the sacrum
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Chordoma
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The presacral area (aka retrorectal space) should be less than 2cm. If it's bigger, this could be there
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Chordoma
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum - slow growing, can cross disc space
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Chordoma
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Area of joint with ny synovia and no cartilage
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Bare area
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum
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GCT
Chondrosarcoma chordoma secondary lesion to metastasis |
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Aggressive, destructive lesion of sacrum - slow growing, can cross disc space
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Chordoma
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Area of joint with ny synovia and no cartilage
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Bare area
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Erosion in bare area of joint
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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Joint space loss
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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Distal cocktail sausages
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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bilateral involvement (arthritis)
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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bamboo spine
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ankylosing spondylitis
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Erosion in bare area of joint
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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Joint space loss
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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Distal cocktail sausages
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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bilateral involvement (arthritis)
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Psoriatic Arthritis
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bamboo spine
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ankylosing spondylitis
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75% are 40-70 year olds
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Multiple Myeloma
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females
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Multiple Myeloma
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disseminated pattern
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Multiple Myeloma
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plasmacytoma patern
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Multiple Myeloma
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Raindrop Skull
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Multiple Myeloma
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Swiss Cheese appearance on skull
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Lytic Mets
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Punched out lesions in long bone
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Multiple Myeloma
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Osteoblasts are inhibited, so it' s NOT sclerotic. There is also indirect activation of osteaclasts (to do with RANKL.)
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Multiple Myeloma
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Immunoglobulins, especially IgG (55%)
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Multiple Myeloma
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aka Kahler's Disease
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Multiple Myeloma
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m/c primary malignant tumor of bone
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Multiple Myeloma
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Plasma cell dyscarasia (no pathaogen, so no reason for it)
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Multiple Myeloma
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Found in skull
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Multiple Myeloma
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Found in spine
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Multiple Myeloma
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Found in ilia
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Multiple Myeloma
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Fanconi's syndrome
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Multiple Myeloma
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97% percent of people who get plasmocytoma will get this
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Multiple Myeloma
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Bone scan may be cold (no color at all)
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Multiple Myeloma
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cortex, scalloping erosions are classic
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Multiple Myeloma
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MRI is best for this
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Multiple Myeloma
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Bence Jones protein uria is pathagnomic
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Multiple Myeloma
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Reasons for death: 1- pneumonia due to infection; 2-renal failure
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Multiple Myeloma
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CRAB
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Multiple Myeloma
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CRAB - the C
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hyperCalcemia of Multiple Myeloma
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CRAB - the R
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Renal failure - Multiple Myeloma
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CRAB - the A
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Anemia and amyloidosis
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CRAB - the B
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Bone lesion and pain - punched out lesions
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Lytic destruction over 40
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1-lytic metastasis
2-Multiple Myeloma 3-lymphoma |
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Lytic destruction over 40
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1-lytic metastasis
2-Multiple Myeloma 3-lymphoma |
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Lytic destruction over 40
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1-lytic metastasis
2-Multiple Myeloma 3-lymphoma |
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Electrophoresis M Spike
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Multiple Myeloma
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A:G reversed
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Multiple Myeloma
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m/c benign tumor of bone
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Fibrous Dysplasia
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Can be monostotic, polyostotic, polostotic with endocrine dysfunction
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Fibrous Dysplasia
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