MSK Bone Tumors Flashcards

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Lodwick classification of bone destruction?

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Type:

  • 1: geographic
  • 2: moth-eaten
  • 3: permeative
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Lodwick classification of bone destruction –> Type 1: geographic –> 3 subtypes?

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  • 1A: thin sclerotic margin –> almost always non-agg
  • 1B: well-defined margin –> usu non-agg
  • 1C: partially indistinct
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Lodwick classification of bone destruction –> type 3: permeative –> can be seen with what conditions? (3)

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  • lymphoma
  • leukemia
  • Ewing sarcoma
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bone lesion –> fluffy, cloud-like matrix –> what matrix type?

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Osteoid

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bone lesion –> ring&arc, popcorn-like matrix –> what matrix type?

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Chondroid

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bone lesion –> groundglass matrix –> what matrix type?

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fibrous

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what is fallen fragmt sign?

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simple bone cyst –> path fx –> fx fragmt inside bone cyst

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bone island (enostosis) –> bone scan?

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normal

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osteopoikilosis –> synd? (2)

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AD:

  • mult bone island
  • keloid
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what is osteopathia striata?

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benign asympt dysplasia: long bone, flat pelvic bone –> linear bands of sclerosis

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osteopathia striata –> bone scan?

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normal

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osteoma –> location?

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cortex:
- skull
- frontal, ethmoid sinus

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Gardner synd –> synd? (3)

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AD:

  • mult osteoma
  • intestine polyps
  • soft tissue –> desmoid tumor
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melorheostosis –> imaging appearance?

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cortex –> thick & irreg –> “candle-wax” appear

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melorheostosis –> assoc soft tissue finding?

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overlying scleroderma-like skin lesion

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melorheostosis –> location?

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unilat LE –> single sclerotome distribution

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melorheostosis –> bone scan?

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intense uptake

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osteoid osteoma –> classic clinical presentation?

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teen/YA –> night pain –> relieve by ASA

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osteoid osteoma –> XR/CT appearance?

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  • lucent nidus –> surrounding sclerosis

- central calc

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osteoid osteoma –> bone scan?

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“double density” sign:

  • nidus –> intense uptake
  • sclerosis –> adj reactive uptake
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osteoid osteoma –> tx?

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  • IR radiofreq ablation
  • surgical curettage
  • resect
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what is osteoblastoma?

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osteoid osteoma –> >2cm

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differentiate: osteoid osteoma vs osteoblastoma –> clinical presentation?

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osteoid osteoma:

  • teen/YA
  • pain
  • relieve w ASA

osteoblastoma:
- teen/YA
- pain
- NOT relieve w ASA

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osteoblastoma –> MC location?

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spine –> post elements

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YA --> spine post element --> lytic lesion --> ddx? (2)
- osteoblastoma | - aneurysmal bone cyst
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osteoblastoma --> MC imaging appearance?
lucent lesion --> mineralized
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2ary osteosarcoma --> etiology? (2)
- Paget dz | - radiation
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osteosarcoma --> general imaging hallmarks? (4)
- bony destruct - osteoid matrix - agg periosteal rxn - assoc ST mass
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osteosarcoma --> 4 MC subtypes?
- #1 conventional (intramedullary) - telangiectatic - parosteal - periosteal
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osteosarcoma --> conventional (intramedullary) subtype --> MC location?
knee --> metaphysis: - femur - tibia
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osteosarcoma --> telangiectatic subtype --> can look like what bone lesion?
benign ABC
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differentiate: telangiectatic osteosarcoma vs other osteosarcomes
telang: no matrix other ostesarcomas: osteoid matrix
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osteosarcoma --> parosteal subtype --> arise from what part of bone?
outer periosteum
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osteosarcoma --> parosteal subtype --> MC location?
distal femoral metaphysis --> post aspect
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osteosarcoma --> parosteal subtype --> imaging appearance?
cauliflower-like exophytic --> lucent line separate from cortex
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osteosarcoma --> parosteal subtype --> epidemiology?
30s-40s
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osteosarcoma --> least malig subtype
parosteal
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osteosarcoma --> periosteal subtype --> arise from what part of bone?
inner periosteum
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osteosarcoma --> periosteal subtype --> MC location?
femur/tibia --> diaphysis
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osteosarcoma --> periosteal subtype --> epidemiology?
<20yo
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osteosarcoma --> MC mets location? appearance?
lungs --> calcify
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what is synovial osteo/chondromatosis?
non-neoplastic --> synovial metaplasia --> intra-articular cartilag nodules
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synovial osteo/chondromatosis --> MC location?
knee
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mult round intra-articular bodies --> ddx? (2)
- synovial chondromatosis | - OA --> intra-articular bodies
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MRI --> mult intra-articular foci --> low signal --> ddx? (2)
- synovial chondromatosis --> ossified | - pigmented villonodular synovitis (PVNS)
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what is enchondroma?
benign --> lesion of mature hyaline cartilage rests
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enchondroma --> matrix?
long bone --> chondroid hand --> no visible matrix --> lytic lesion
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enchondroma --> ddx? (2)
- medullary bone infarct | - chondrosarcoma
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enchondroma --> tx?
curettage
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what is osteochondroma?
benign --> bone growth projecting outward --> cartilage-cap
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osteochondroma --> location?
metaphysis --> grow away from epiphysis
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osteochondroma --> key imaging finding?
cortex & medulla continuous w host bone
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osteochondroma --> potenial comp?
malig transform --> chondrosarcoma
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mult osteochondromas --> what condition?
familial osteochondromatosis (mult hereditary exostoses)
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chondroblastoma --> age?
skeletally immature --> 5-25yo
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chondroblastoma --> location? - long vs flat bone? - dia/meta/epi-physis? - MC bone? - centric vs eccentric?
- long bone --> epiphysis --> eccentric | - knee/prox humerus
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chondroblastoma --> T2 signal?
T2 --> low-interm | most chondroid lesions --> T2 hyper
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chondroblastoma --> tx?
- curettage - cryosurg - radiofreq ablation
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chondroblastoma --> benign or malig?
benign
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what is chondromyxoid fibroma?
very rare --> benign cartilage tumor
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chondromyxoid fibroma --> location?
knee --> femur/tibia metaphysis --> ecc
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chondromyxoid fibroma --> imaging appearance: - XR - MR
XR --> sclerotic margins MR --> T2 hyper
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2ary chondrosarcoma --> etiology? (3)
- enchondroma - Paget dz - osteochondroma
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osteochondroma --> what finding is highly sugg of chondrosarcoma?
cartilage cap >2cm
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chondrosarcoma --> MC subtype?
conventional (intramedullary)
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chondrosarcoma --> MC imaging appearance?
- medulla --> expansile lesion --> chondroid matrix - cortex --> thick --> endosteal scallop - assoc ST mass
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chondrosarcoma --> dedifferentiated subtype --> aggressive --> can contain elements of what other bone lesions?
- fibrosarcoma | - osteosarcoma
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nonossifying fibroma (fibroxanthoma) --> epidemiology?
child & adol
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differentiate: nonossifying fibroma vs fibrous cortical defect
NOF = FCD: - >2cm - sympt
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nonossifying fibroma (fibroxanthoma) --> MC location?
long bone --> leg
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nonossifying fibroma (fibroxanthoma) --> XR appearance?
- narrow zone of transition --> sclerotic margin | - no matrix calc
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nonossifying fibroma (fibroxanthoma) --> natural progression?
adult --> spont sclerotic involution
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undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma not otherwise specified (malig fibrous histiocytoma) --> epidemiology?
middle age - older
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undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma not otherwise specified (malig fibrous histiocytoma) --> locations? (3)
- thigh - retroperitoneum - bone
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undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma not otherwise specified (malig fibrous histiocytoma) --> bone --> imaging appearance?
aggressive lytic lesion
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what is fibrous dysplasia?
congenital --> benign non-neoplastic --> normal cancellous bone --> replace abnormal fibrous tissue
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fibrous dysplasia --> epidemiology?
- child | - YA
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fibrous dysplasia --> MC comp?
femoral neck --> path fx
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fibrous dysplasia --> long bone --> location?
metadiaphysis --> central
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fibrous dysplasia --> femur --> deformity?
shepherds crook
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YA --> pelvis --> supra-acetabulum --> cystic lesion --> ddx? (2)
- fibrous dysplasia | - unicameral bone cyst
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McCune-Albright synd --> synd? (3)
- polyostotic fibrous dysplasia - precocious puberty - cafe au lait spots
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Mazabraud synd --> synd? (2)
- fibrous dysplasia | - intramusc myxoma
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vertebral hemangioma --> MRI appear?
fat --> T1/T2 bright
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vertebral hemangioma --> XR/CT --> sign?
reactive thicken trabeculae: - "corduroy" striation - "polka dot"
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angiosarcoma --> mets location?
lung
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giant cell tumor --> epidemiology?
skeletal mature --> 20-40yo
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giant cell tumor --> location?
long bone --> metaphysis/epiphysis --> articular surface --> eccentric
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multifocal giant cell tumor --> can be see in what condition? (2)
- Paget dz | - hyperPTH
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giant cell tumor --> tx?
- curettage | - wide resect
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Ewing sarcoma --> epidemiology?
child & adol --> male predominance
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child --> aggressive lytic lesion --> ddx? (4)
- Ewing sarcoma - osteomyelitis - LCH - neuroblastoma mets
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Ewing sarcoma --> XR appearance?
agg lesion: - permeative bone destruct - agg periosteal rxn - assoc ST mass
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mult myeloma (plasmacytoma) --> MC appearance?
mult lytic lesions
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what is sclerosing myelomatosis?
uncommon variant of mult myeloma (plasmacytoma)
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sclerosing myelomatosis --> assoc synd?
POEMS synd
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POEMS synd --> synd? (5)
- polyneuropathy - organomeg --> liver/spleen - endocrine disturb --> amenorrhea/gynecomastia - monoclonal gammopathy - skin change --> hirsutism, hyperpig
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adult --> mult lytic lesion --> ddx? (2)
- mult myeloma | - mets
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mult myeloma (plasmacytoma) --> originating tissue?
red marrow
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differentiate: mult myeloma vs mets (2)
mult myeloma: - not involve areas w minimal red marrow --> pedicles - bone scan --> can be neg
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what is plasmacytoma?
mult myeloma --> solitary tumor
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primary bone lymphoma --> epidemiology?
>40yo
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vertebral body --> diffusely sclerotic "ivory" --> ddx? (1)
lymphoma
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lymphoma --> typical imaging appearance?
- agg lytic lesion | - assoc ST mass
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intraosseous lipoma --> MC locations? (4)
- calcaneus - femur --> subtrochanteric - distal tibia/fibula - metatarsal
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intraosseous lipoma --> calc appearance?
central or ring-like calc
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lipoma --> contain non-adipose tissue --> ddx? (2)
- benign lipoma | - well-differentiated liposarcoma (atypical lipoma)
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well-differentiated liposarcoma (atypical lipoma) --> imaging features that suggest liposarcoma? (4)
- >10cm - thick septat - globular/nodular soft tissue - <75% fat
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what is chordoma?
notochord remnant --> malig lesion
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chordoma --> location?
axial skeleton --> midline: - spheno-occipital - C2 body - sacro-coccyx
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chordoma --> appearance?
high destruct lesion --> irreg scallop border
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chordoma --> calc or no calc?
can have calc (d/t necrosis)
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simple bone cyst (unicameral bone cyst) --> MOA?
child/adol --> bone growth --> local disturb --> benign
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simple bone cyst (unicameral bone cyst) --> location? - MC bone? - epi/meta/dia-physis? - central vs ecc?
humerus/femur --> prox diaphysis --> central
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differentiate: simple bone cyst (unicameral bone cyst) vs aneurysmal bone cyst: - periosteal rxn - central vs ecc
SBC: - no periosteal rxn - central ABC: - periosteal rxn - central or ecc
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simple bone cyst (unicameral bone cyst) --> location --> which bones? (5)
- humerus - femur - tibia - calcaneus - iliac
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what bone lesions demonstrate fluid-fluid levels? (4)
- simple bone cyst - aneurysmal bone cyst - giant cell tumor - telangiectatic osteosarcoma
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pediatric --> proximal humerus --> fallen fragmt sign --> dx?
simple bone cyst
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simple bone cyst --> tx?
intra-lesion inject --> methylprednisolone --> osteogenesis
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what's inside simple bone cyst?
- fluid | - nothing
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what is aneurysmal bone cyst?
blood-filled sinusoids & solif fibrous element --> expansile multicystic lesion
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aneurysmal bone cyst --> epidemiology?
child & adol
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agg lesion --> bx --> pathology shows aneurysmal bone cyst --> what does this indicate?
true lesion not bx
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adamantinoma --> what bone?
tibia
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adamantinoma --> ddx? (1)
fibrous dysplasia
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adamantinoma --> imaging feature?
"soap bubble" appearance
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differentiate: mets vs osteoporosis --> compression fx
mets --> can involve: - pedicle - post elements
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breast cancer --> solitary bone lesion --> high predictive for mets --> what location?
sternum
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bony mets --> lytic --> what primary cancers? (3)
- lung - thyroid - kidney
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bony mets --> blastic --> what primary cancers? (5)
- prostate - seminoma - transitional cell CA - mucinous tumor - carcinoid
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bony mets --> lytic and/or blastic --> what primary cancers? (3)
- breast - stomach - colon
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what is myositis ossificans?
trauma --> skeletal muscle --> heterotopic bone formation
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myositis ossificans --> MC locations? (2)
- elbow | - thigh
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myositis ossificans --> ddx? (1)
parosteal osteosarcoma
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differentiate: myositis ossificans vs parosteal osteosarcoma --> calc?
myositis ossificans --> peripheral calc parosteal osteosarcoma --> central calc
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myositis ossificans --> appearance --> natural progression?
- wk 1-2: soft tissue mass - wk 3-4: form amorphous osteoid matrix --> adj bone periosteal rxn (can look like early osteosarcoma) - wk 5-8: peripheral --> mature into compact bone - <6mo: ossification --> progress to mature - >6mo: decrease in size
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myositis ossificans --> bx or no bx? why?
no bx --> path may resemble sarcoma --> unnecess surg
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what is brown tumor?
hyperPTH --> inc osteoclast activation --> benign lytic lesion
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brown tumor --> ddx? (1)
giant cell tumor
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hyperPTH --> imaging features? (4)
- brown tumor - osteopenia - subperiosteal bone resorb - ST calc
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hyperPTH --> subperiosteal bone resorb --> MC location? (2)
- 2nd/3rd middle phalanx --> radial aspect | - clavicle --> acromion
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2ary hyperPTH --> etiology? (1)
renal fail
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renal fail --> renal osteodystrophy (2ary hyperPTH) --> spine appearance?
"rugger jersey" spine
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epiphysis --> lucent lesion --> ddx? (5)
GEIChA: - giant cell tumor - eosinophilic granuloma - infx - chondroblastoma - aneursymal bone cyst
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malig tumor at epiphysis --> dx?
clear cell chondrosarcoma
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ABC --> epidemiology?
<30yo
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ABC --> MC bone?
tibia
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classic sclerotic mets? (3)
- prostate - carcinoid - medulloblastoma
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classic lytic mets? (2)
- renal | - thyroid
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diffuse ostepenia --> malig ddx? (1)
mult myeloma
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ant tibia --> lesion that looks like non-ossifying fibroma --> assoc ant tibial bowing --> dx?
osteofibrous dysplasia
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pleomorphic undifferentiated sarcoma (malig fibrous histiocytoma) --> T2 signal?
dark to interm
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pleomorphic undifferentiated sarcoma (malig fibrous histiocytoma) --> MC location?
prox extremities
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spine --> post element --> bone lesion --> ddx? (5)
- osteoblastoma - ABC - osteoid osteoma - myeloma - mets
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spine --> vertebral body --> bone lesion --> ddx? (7)
- GCT - chordoma - LCH - Ewing - lymphoma - myeloma - mets