Evaluation and Staging of Bone Tumors — Flashcards

Evaluation and Staging of Bone Tumors — Flashcards

Evaluation and Staging of Bone Tumors — Flashcards
#1

Osteosarcomas present as a _____ enlarging mass or pathologic fractures

Hint: painful/painless

#2

What is the most common primary malignancy of bone of non-hematological origin?_____

#3

If Ewing's sarcoma is suspected on X-ray, the next investigation to be done would be an _____

#4

GCT in the relatively insignificant bone is treated by resection with_____ reconstruction.

#5

The biologic behaviour of chondrosarcoma directly correlates with the _____ of tumor

#6

Ewing sarcoma arises in the _____ of long bones (particularly the femur); other locations include pelvic flat bones, scapula, and ribs

#7

_____ shows eccentric well-lobulated lesions and sclerotic scalloped borders.

Hint: Bone tumor

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#8

Multiple enchondromas when present without hemangiomas is called _____ disease.

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#9

Osteoid osteoma typically arises in the _____ of the diaphysis of long bones (e.g. femur)

#10

Osteoid osteoma presents with bone pain that is worse at _____ and DOES resolve with aspirin

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