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COMEDK 2007 MCQ Answer 61
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DEwing’s sarcoma
- Is a primitive primary malignant tumor of bone it is composed of tumor cells derived from the connective tissue framework of bone marrow
- 7% of all primary bone tumors. 4th m/c primary malignant bone tumor behind (multiple myeloma, osteosarcoma, and chondrosarcoma).
- 10-25 years of age
- Key clinical features
- Mimics: Infection; systemic signs of slight fever, secondary anemia leukocytosis, and increase ESR
- Affects long tubular bones of the Lower extremity.
- Key radiologic features
- Saucerization: Cortical saucerization is a characteristic sign. This irregular defect effaces the outside of the bone occasionally, exhibiting a marginal scalloping effect.
- Classic presentation is a diaphyseal permeative lesion with a delicate onion skin or peel periosteal response.
- The most common primary malignant bone tumor to metastasize to bone
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