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Bone Tumors
Bone Tumors
Bone Tumors
OSTEOCLASTOMA
OSTEOSARCOMA ENCHONDROMA CHONDROSARCOMA OSTEOCHONDROMA EWING’S SARCOMA
(GIANT CELL TUMOR)
Metaphysis, diaphysis
BONE ORIGIN Metaphysis (Youth) Metaphysis/ Diaphyseal Metaphysis Diaphysis Epiphysis
OLDER PATIENTS
Long bones (around Younger patients Younger patients
BODY Affects Axial Skeleton (pelvis, Long Bones (femur)
knee)(youth) Short tubular bones of Only in bones with Around knee and radius
LOCATION proximal humerus, proximal Flat bones of the pelvis
Flat bones (elderly) hands and feet endochondral ossification
femur)
Intramedullary (low
grade) Arised from displaced
LAYER Juxtacortical
Intracortical (high Medullary Cavity fragments of growth plates
AFFECTED Intramedullary
grade)
Juxtacortical (both)
Cartilage (hyaline +
Cartilage
NORMAL myxoid)
Bone Malignant chondrocytes with Cartilage No Normal Counterpart No Normal Counterpart
TISSUE Well-differentiated
atypia to form tumor giant cells
Normal chondrocytes
Codman’s Triangle
(elevation of
“O Ring” sign –
periosteum d/t dev. of Onion Skin appearance on Soap bubble Appearance
INVESTIGATIO Radiolucent mass of
new bone) Radiolucent mass (cartilage) Radiolucent mass X-Ray (lytic) on X-ray
N (Xray) cartilage w/ central
Sunburst Appearance Small round blue cells
calcification
(reactive bone
formation)
Arise in
medullary
cavity, invade
cortex