Periosteal Chondroma

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Diagnostic Studies. Periosteal chondromas appear on radiographs as a radiolucent oval or oblong defect visualized as a crater-like deformity of the periphery of the cortex. The lesion is underlined by…

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Enchondroma

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Enchondromas can occur anywhere in the skeleton. In very rare cases, a benign enchondroma undergoes malignant transformation into secondary chondrosarcoma (see Plate 6-17). However, aggressive appearing lesions in the hands…

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Osteoblastoma

Jul 3, 2016 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Osteoblastoma

Diagnostic Studies. Plain radiographs show a relatively radiolucent, bone-forming (osteoblastic) lesion that is osteolytic and often has an aneurysmal, or blown-out, appearance. It is surrounded by a thin margin of…

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Osteoid Osteoma

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Diagnostic Studies. An intense bony reaction to a small nidus is the radiographic hallmark of osteoid osteoma. Radiographs reveal an oval radiolucent nidus only 3 to 5 mm in diameter…

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Behçet Syndrome

Jul 3, 2016 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Behçet Syndrome

DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA Many different criteria are used for diagnosis of Behçet syndrome, but the International Study Group criteria are the most used. Recurrent oral ulcers are required along with two…

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