ABFAS BONE TUMORS LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+

ABFAS BONE TUMORS LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ Ground glass appearance fibrous dysplasia Soap bubble Giant cell tumor Tumor associated with hyperparathryoidism Giant cell tumor Treatment of giant cell tumor Curettage bone cyst w/ or w/o adjuvant radiation therapy w/ or w/o bone graft 30 year old male presents to the clinic with pain in his left ankle. Radiographs shown exhibit a soap bubble appearance lesion, with extensive destruction of medullary and cortical bone. What is the likely diagnoses? giant cell tumor What is a tumor that is typically seen in the third or fourth decades of life. It presents largely in the epiphysis, but can cross over to the metaphysis and diaphysis, eventually damaging the subchondral plate. It can also undergo malignant transformation and may be associated with hyperparathyroidism? Giant cell tumor A 36-year-old female presents with lytic distal tibial lesion and a lung nodule on chest x-ray. Which of the following is highest on her differential diagnosis? giant cell tumor A 9 year old patient presents with an angular deformity of his tibia. X-rays show a hazy, ground- glass appearance at the site of angulation. What is the most likely diagnoses here? Fibrous dysplasia A patient presents with hyper melanin pigmentation. Doctors suspect a disorder that affects her endocrine system. What bone lesions could you possibly suspect this patient develops? Fibrous dysplasia What bone tumor is tpically a multiloculated lucent lesion with a sclerotic rim. They are located eccentrically in the metaphysis, adjacent to the physis. As the patient ages, they seem to migrate away from the physis. They have no associated periosteal reaction, cortical breach or associated soft tissue mass? Nonossifying fibroma Radiographs of which bone tumor demonstrate well defined, lucent, central medullary lesions that calcify over time , 1 to 10cm in size metaphyseal location when they first appear, appear more diaphyseal as the long bone grows, "pop-corn" stippling, arcs, whorls, rings? Enchondroma The syndrome associated with multiple enchondromas is _________? . Multiple enchondromas with hemangiomas is exhibited in _________?. Ollier's disease Marfucci's syndrome What bone tumor clinically present as a painless mass or bony swelling? Radioigraphic findings typically include a lesion comprising of both cortical and medullary bone with an overlying cap of hyaline cartilage. In very rare instances, they