Bone Tumours

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Fine permeated pattern involving cortex and medullary space. A rare, malignant round-cell tumour.
Geographical lesion. Sclerotic margins with minimal cortical expansion
Oval/round lytic lesion Fluffy cotton wool calcified matrix Expansile Marginal sclerosis
Well- defined lesion with smooth sclerotic margins. Benign
Moth-eaten appearance with a multilamellated periosteal reaction
Malignant. Ill defined border and wide zone of transition
lytic, Soap bubble appearance, Subarticular
Expansile geographical lesion, truncated cone appearance.
A benign lesion, a tumour consisting of fatty tissue. Has a well-defined border with a narrow zone of transition
Lucent defect with periosteal reaction, extension into the soft tissue may be present