Bone Tumors of Unknown Origin Flashcards

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What race/age group gets Ewing Sarcoma Family Tumors?

A

WHITE people less than 20 yo

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What are the histological features of Ewing Sarcomas?

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Small blue round cell tumor

– Homer-Wright Rosettes

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How do Ewing Sarcomas present?

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Painful, tender, warm, swollen mass

– Mimics Infection!

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How do Ewing Sarcomas present?

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White young person with a painful, tender, warm, swollen mass that mimics an infection

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What reaction takes place with Ewing Sarcomas?

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Periosteal reaction

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How do Ewing Sarcomas look on x-ray?

A

Onion skin fashion reactive bone

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Onion skin reactive bone on x-ray is likely a?

A

Ewing Sarcoma

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Where are Ewing Sarcomas usually located?

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Femur (long bones) medullary cavity and invades outer structures

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What genetic mutation is present with Ewing Sarcomas?

A

Fusion translocation: EWSR1-FL11

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What genetic mutation is present with Ewing Sarcomas?

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Fusion translocation: EWSR1-FL11

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What is a good prognostic finding with Ewing Sarcomas?

A

Increased chemo-induced necrosis

== means the tumor is sensitive to treatment

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What is a good prognostic finding with Ewing Sarcomas?

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Increased chemo-induced necrosis

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Giant Cell Tumor of the bone involves what cells?

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Multinucleated OSTEOCLAST-type giant cells with 100+ nuclei

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Multinucleated osteoclast-type giant cells with 100+ nuclei is likely?

A

Giant cell tumor of bone

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In the DDX for Giant Cell Tumor of bone, what must be considered?

A

Brown tumor from hyperparathyroidism

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What are the symptoms with Giant Cell Tumor of bone?

A

Arthritis like symptoms

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How do Giant Cell Tumors of bone look on x-ray?

A

Bulging soft tissue mass with thin shell of reactive bone

18
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How do Giant Cell Tumors of bone look on x-ray?

A

Bulging soft tissue mass with thin shell of reactive bone

19
Q

Soft tissue mass with a thin shell of reactive bone with arthritis like symptoms?

A

Giant cell tumor of bone

20
Q

When do Aneurysmal Bone Cysts usually present and where?

A

Adolescence

– vertebral body, femur, tibia

21
Q

What are the symptoms of Aneurysmal Bone Cysts?

A

Pain, swelling –> limp and nerve compression

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Q

What are the symptoms of Aneurysmal Bone Cysts?

A

Pain, swelling –> limp and nerve compressions

23
Q

Central lysis with “eggshell” of reactive bone at the periphery

A

Aneurysmal bone cyst

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How do Aneurysmal Bone Cysts look?

A

Central lysis with “eggshell” of reactive bone at periphery

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What can appear on imaging with Aneurysmal Bone Cysts?
Soap bubble
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Some cases of Aneurysmal Bone Cysts appear blue. Why?
Basophilic matrix
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This tumor usually presents in the vertebral body, femur or tibia in adolescence
Aneurysmal Bone Cyst