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A . pls correct me if im wrong
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A. fibrous cortical defect is usually asymptomatic ans selflimited.
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E (pain is relieved with aspirin)
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jean robert wrote:
E (pain is relieved with aspirin)
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Osteomas are radio-opague,not radioluscent.So E is not the right answer,I VOTE FOR ANSWer D
[font style="background-color: #ffff99" color="#0000ff"]Radioluscent bone tumors are:[/font]
ENCHONDROMA-radioluscent expansion
CHONDRO SARCOMA-expansile with well defined borde
GIANT CELL TUMOR-expansile,soap bubble appearance
MULTIPLE MYELOMA-punched out,
[font style="background-color: #ffff99" color="#800000"]Radio-opaque tumors:[/font]
[font style="background-color: #ffffff" color="#800000"]OSTEIOD OSTEOMA-luscent nidus[/font]
[font style="background-color: #ffffff" color="#800000"]OSTEO-CHONDROMA[/font]
[font style="background-color: #ffffff" color="#800000"]OSTEO SARCOMA[/font]
EWING SARCOMA-may be radioluscent or radio-opaque,onion skin appearance
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Must say the question is from BSS, and I posted it mainly bc I did not know about '' Fibrous cortical defect '' too much and yes , as you know now, that is the answer : A
I read about it a bit , , the nonossifying fibroma, is very common in young age and most common fibrous bone lesion, in larger size can cause pathologic fracture. But nothing about the pain, what eMedicine.com states.
And I thought also about osteoma, where is the pain common sign( realived by Aspirin , as Jean Robert mention, but not in children ) .... so that's why I posted it here for discussion !
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Must say the question is from BSS, and I posted it mainly bc I did not know about '' Fibrous cortical defect '' too much and yes , as you know now, that is the answer : A
I read about it a bit , , the nonossifying fibroma, is very common in young age and most common fibrous bone lesion, in larger size can cause pathologic fracture. But nothing about the pain, what eMedicine.com states.
And I thought also about osteoma, where is the pain common sign( realived by Aspirin , as Jean Robert mention, but not in children ) .... so that's why I posted it here for discussion !
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good question,thanks 4 the answer goodgal
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i have to recognize that the question look familiar to me , i dindt know where? now i know , the radioluscent defect is what i remember to answer this question
good question to refresh , thanks good girl
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I did thought about osteoid osteoma...
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