1
Q
what is it?
A
many chambers filled with blood or serum
2
Q
what causes it?
A
small arteriovenous malformation
3
Q
where do they occur?
A
metaphyses of long bones, flat bones and vertebral bodies
4
Q
what is the pathophysiology?
A
lesion locally aggressive causing cortical expansion and destruction -> pain
5
Q
what are clinical presentations?
A
painful mass/swelling
pathological fracture
6
Q
what investigation is used?
A
x-ray
7
Q
A
benign and malignant bone tumours
flashcards
Decks in class (14)
# Cards
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osteochondroma8
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enchondroma8
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simple bone cyst6
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aneurysmal bone cyst7
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giant cell tumour of bone8
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fibrous dysplasia10
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osteoid osteoma11
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malignant primary bone tumours11
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multiple myeloma3
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osteosarcoma6
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chondrosarcoma11
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fibrosarcoma and malignant fibrous histiocytoma2
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ewing's sarcoma5
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metastatic bone tumours9
