Skeletal pathology
22y/m lyric lesion of the scapula
On x ray.. Multiple irregular lytic areas.. with bone destruction. Sections reveal... Islands of atypical cells... in conflueunt groups... with focal squamoid differentiation.. mostly in perivascular /peritheliomatous distribution. Fragments of lamellar bone.. and necrohaemorrhagic debris in background. OSTEOLYTIC METASTATIC DEPOSITS... Dd..? Osteosarcoma /? Chondrosarcoma. sug. Clinico imaging correlation Search primary. Ihc.
Please provide x ray images.
aneurysmal bone cyst
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