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H skeletal 1

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bone island AKA   enostoma  
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where are bone islands never located   skull  
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what type of tumor is enostoma   benign  
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may have brush borders   enostoma  
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small lesion with a nidus <1cm in size   osteoid osteoma  
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painful benign lesion   osteoid osteoma  
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what age does osteoid osteoma affect   < 25  
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benign lesion rare outside the skull   osteoma  
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gardner's syndrome   osteoma  
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what is garder's triad   multiple osteomas, colonic polyps, soft tissue fibromas  
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m/c benign tumor of the spine   hemangioma  
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corduroy cloth appearance   hemangioma  
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spoked wheel appearance in skull   hemangioma  
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pseudohemangiomatous appearance   hemangioma  
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what type of tumor is hemangioma   benign  
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what type of tumor is osteoma   benign  
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non hereditary HME   osteochondromatosis  
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what causes bayonet deformity   HME  
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average number of lesions in HME   10  
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what type of tumor is HME   benign  
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cauliflower appearance   solitary osteochondroma  
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m/c benign tumor of skeleton   solitary osteochondroma  
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two types of osteochondroma   sessile and pedunculated  
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appearance of sessile   flat and broad  
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appearance of pedunculated   stalk  
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m/c area for solitary osteochondroma   metaphysis  
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lesion has cartilage cap   solitary osteochondroma  
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pain at night 65 % of the time   osteoid osteoma  
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may cause sclerotic pedicle   osteoid osteoma  
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m/c in neural arch of thoracolumbar spine   osteoblastoma  
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nidus which is > 1 cm   osteoblastoma  
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pain at night not relieved with aspirin   osteoblastoma  
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m/c benign tumor of hands and feet   solitary enchondroma  
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50% of lesions have punctate calcifications   solitary enchondroma  
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ollier's disease   multiple enchondromas  
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multiple enchondromas with soft tissue hemangiomas   maffucci's syndrome  
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codman's tumor AKA   chondroblastoma  
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m/c patellar neoplasm   chondroblastoma  
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age range for chondroblastoma   10-25  
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rare tumor that occurs mostly in knee region   chondromyxoid fibroma  
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two types of fibrous xanthomas of bone   non-ossifying fibroma and fibrous cortical defect  
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m/c in long bones of lower extremities   fibrous xanthomas  
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appearance of NOF   geographic, soap bubbly lesion  
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fallen fragment sign   floating bone  
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fallen fragment sign appear in what condition   simple bone cyst  
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location for simple bone cysts   50% proximal humerus and 25% in proximal femur  
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benign tumor that looks aggressive   aneurysmal bone cyst  
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expansile lesion   aneurysmal bone cyst  
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may have buttressing at their margins   aneurysmal bone cyst  
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blow out lesion   aneurysmal bone cyst  
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found in calcanus   simple bone cyst  
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m/c benign tumor of sacrum   giant cell tumor  
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lesion starts growing in metaphysis and extends to epiphysis   giant cell tumor  
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what percentage of giant cell tumors found in radius are malignant   99  
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raindrop skull   multiple myeloma  
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punched out lesions   multiple myeloma  
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m/c primary malgnant bone tumor   multiple myeloma  
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age range for multiple myeloma   50 -70  
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red marrow usually involved causing anemia   multiple myeloma  
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wrinkled vertebra   multiple myeloma  
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vertebra plana   multiple myeloma  
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prognosis for multiple mueloma   poor - most die within 3 years  
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solitary form of multiple myeloma   solitary plasmacytoma  
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hematogenous metastasis to lungs - canon ball metastasis   osteosarcoma  
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second m/c primary malignant tumor of bone   osteosarcoma  
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types of osteosarcoma   central, multicentric, parosteal, and secondary  
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whtat type of tumor is giant cell   quasimalignant  
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what % of osteosarcoma metastasize to bone   75  
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large soft tissue mass is associated with this type of tumor   osteosarcoma  
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m/c appearance of osteosarcoma   50% sclerotic  
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m/c malignant bone tumor of hands, sternum and scapula   chondrosarcoma  
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has lucent broken ring   chondrosarcoma  
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groomed whisker appearance   ewings sarcoma  
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onion skin   ewings sarcoma  
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resembles acute osteomyelitis radiographicaly and clinicaly   ewings sarcoma  
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if appears as a primary tumor but unsure of type of lesion - think fibrosarcoma   lichtensteins rule  
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malignant form of fibrosarcoma   fibrous dysplasia  
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ivory vertebra with anterior skeleton   hodgkin's lymphoma  
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round cell tumor   hodgkins lymphoma  
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permeative agrresive lesion   non-hodgkins  
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AKA reticulum cell sarcoma   non-hodgkins lymphoma  
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non-hodgkins is most common location   knee  
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the only primary maligna t tumor that crosses joint or disc phase   chordomas  
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usually occurs in the sacrum 85%   chordoma  
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cafe au lati lesions   firbrous dysplasia and neurofibramatosis  
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which patholgy have lion faces   fibrous dysplasia and pagets  
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expansile lesions in maxillary bone   cherubism  
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cherubism   fibrous dysplasia  
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shepherds crook   fibrous dysplasia and pagets  
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focal gigantism   fibrous dysplasia  
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ground glass appearance   fibrous dysplasia  
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rind sign   fibrous dysplasia  
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m/c area for fibrous dysplasia   intertrochanteric region of femur  
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cotton wool skull   pagets  
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osteoporosis circumstricta   pagets  
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picture frame vertebra   pagets  
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blade of grass   pagets  
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saber shin   pagets  
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wheat of what   pagets  
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accentuation of femoral neck trabeculae   pagets  
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blind vertebra   lytic metastasis  
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m/c malignant tumor of skeleton   metastasis  
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m/c metastasis type   lytic  
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percentage of lytic metastasis   75  
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where does the lung metastasize to   hands and feet  
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usual route of metastisis   hematogenous  
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acral metastasis   metastasis to knees and elbows  
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arthritis of costovertebral joints   Tom Smith  
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widening of tear drop distance   waldenstrums sign  
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normal distance of tear drop   2mm side to side and 8mm medially  
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m/c agent for septic arthritis   staph aureus  
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mainliners syndrome   pseudomonas infection  
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bony colar   involucrum  
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central necrotic bone   sequestrum  
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pseudomonas affects which joints   S joints - SI, spine, sternoclavicular, symphysis pubis  
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brodies abcess   osteomyelitis  
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resembles osteoid osteoma clinicaly and radiologicaly   osteomyelitis  
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latent period for osteomyelitis for extremities   10 days  
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latent period for osteomyelitis for spine   3 weeks  
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m/c area for osteomyelitis   femur  
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pus forming infection   suppurative osteomyelitis  
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granulomatous infection   non-suppurative osteomyelitis  
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bony erosions with soft tissue swelling   acute osteomyelitis  
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complication of squamus cell carcinoma   marjolin's ulcer  
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