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5 epiphyseal lesions

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chondroblastoma, giant cell tumor, clear cell chondrosarcoma, PVNS, infection

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diaphyseal lesions

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AEIOU +/- Y adamantinoma, EG, infection, osteoid osteoma, U-ing’s (Ewing’s), lYmphoma

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“chicken wire calcification” and “cobblestone appearance”

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chrondroblastoma

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treatment for chondroblastoma

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intra-lesional curretage and bone grafting

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synovial cell sarcoma mutation and translocation

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X;18 translocation defect, SYT-SSX1 or SYT-SSX2 fusion product

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“herringbone” pattern of spindle cells

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fibrosarcoma

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chromosomal translocation in myxoid liposarcoma

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t(12;16), genes CHOP/TLS

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CD99 positive

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ewing’s/PNET (11, 22… 99)

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CD1a positive

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eosinophilic granuloma

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10
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translocation and genes in ewing’s sarcoma

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t(11;22), genes EWS FLI1

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translocation in myxoid chondrosarcoma

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t(9;22), EWS-CHN

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translocation and genes in clear cell sarcoma

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t(12;22)(q13;a12), genes EWS, AFT1

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treatment sequence for high grade bone sarcoma

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chemo, surgery, chemo

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soft tissue sarcoma treatment sequence

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radiation and surgery, +/- chemo

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rhabdomyosarcoma translocation and gene

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t(2;13), gene Pax3-FKHR

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describe the MSTS classification system for benign lesions

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Arabic numbers.
1 = latent
2 = active
3 = aggressive

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describe the MSTS classification system for malignant lesions

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roman numerals. I - low grade, II - high grade, III - metastatic. A - intracompartmental, B - extracompartmental

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What are the Mirel’s Criteria?

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score > 8 --> prophylactic fixation
site (1 upper limb, 2 lower limb, 3 peritroch)
pain (1 mild, 2 moderate, 3 functional)
lesion (1 blastic, 2 mixed, 3 lytic)
size (1  <1/3, 1  1/3-2/3, 3  >2/3)
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How does osteoid osteoma present?

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small, discrete, painful, benign bone lesion. constant progressive pain worse at night, relieved by NSAIDs

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what does osteoid osteoma look like on histo?

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distinct demarcation between nidus and reactive bone

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21
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what lab may be abnormal in intramedullary osteosarcoma?

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elevated alk phos

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where does osteosarcoma usually metastasize to?

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lungs

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what does intramedullary osteosarcoma look like on histo?

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tumor cells produce “lacey” osteoid, stroma cells have malignant characteristics

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what is the treatment for intramedullary osteosarcoma?

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high grade - chemo, limb salvage, chemo

low grade - wide surgical resection

25
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what does MDR gene do in osteosarcomas?

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lets cells pump chemo out

26
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where are enchondromas most commonly found?

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hands (60%) and feet

27
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what are the differences between ollier’s and maffucci’s?

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both are sporadic, not genetic, multiple enchondromas. maffucci’s includes soft tissue angiomas. risk of malignant transformation <30% in ollier’s, up to 100% in maffucci’s

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what are the genetics of osteochondroma/MHE?

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autosomal dominant mutation in EXT tumor suppressor gene

29
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what is the characteristic histo of chondroblastoma?

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chondroblasts arranged in “cobblestone” or “chicken-wire” pattern, scattered multinucleated giant cells

30
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treatment of chondromyxoid fibroma

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intra-lesional curettage and bone grafting

31
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treatment of chondrosarcoma

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wide surgical excision, doesn’t respond to chemo/radiation

32
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what are the characteristic findings of multiple myeloma?

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CRAB - hyperCalcemia, renal insufficiency, anemia, bone lesions (multiple, punched-out)

33
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CD 38+

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multiple myeloma

34
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histo of multiple myeloma

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round plasma cells with eccentric nuclei and clockface chromatin, clear area (Hoffa zone) next to nucleus due to prominent Golgi apparatus

35
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what are the immunohistochemical markers for lymphoma?

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CD20+, CD45+, lymphocyte common antigen+

36
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labs in malignant fibrous histiocytoma

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elevated WBC, eosinophilia, abnormal LFTs, hypoglycemia

37
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fallen leaf sign

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unicameral bone cyst, pathologic fracture with fallen cortical fragment in base of empty cyst

38
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mutation in primary ABC

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upregulation of USP6, translocation of t(16;17)(q22;p13)

39
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genetics of fibrous dysplasia

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GNAS mutation, GSalpha protein activating –> increased cAMP production

40
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what is a verocay body and what is it pathognomonic for?

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neurilemmoma/Schwannoma, 2 rows of aligned nuclei in palisading formation

41
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what sarcomas spread to lymph nodes?

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Rhabdomyosarcoma, angiosarcoma, clear cell sarcoma, epithelioid sarcoma, synovial sarcoma (RACES)

42
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translocation in alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma

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t(2;13) -> Pax3-fKHR fusion protein

43
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what genetics are associated with dermatofibrosarcoma protruberans?

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t(17;22)

44
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what is a medical treatment for dermatofibrosarcoma protruberans?

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imatinib - inhibits PGDF-receptor tyrosine kinase, no response if patient lacks t(17;22)

45
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genetics of well-differentiated liposarcoma

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amplification of MDM2

46
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myxoid liposarcoma translocation and genes

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t(12;16), CHOP, TLS

47
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what cell type is pathognomonic for liposarcoma?

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signet-ring cell

48
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what stage does osteosarcoma usually present at?

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stage IIB

49
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Paget’s treatment

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bisphosphonates

50
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top two most common bony lesions in kids

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  1. osteosarcoma, 2. ewing’s
51
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most common soft tissue sarcoma in kids < 15

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rhabdomyosarcoma

52
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rhabdomyosarcoma treatment

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chemo and surgery

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