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aneurysmal bone cyst

patient between ages 5 to 25 and experiencing pain

what tumour is this?

<p>patient between ages 5 to 25 and experiencing pain</p><p>what tumour is this?</p>
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unicameral bone cyst

patient is young and is not experiencing pain

what tumour is this?

<p>patient is young and is not experiencing pain</p><p>what tumour is this?</p>
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ewings sarcoma

what tumour does this represent?

<p>what tumour does this represent?</p>
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enostoma

what does this photo represent?

<p>what does this photo represent?</p>
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fibrous dysplasia

not painful

what tumour does this represent?

<p>not painful</p><p>what tumour does this represent?</p>
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osteosarcoma

patient is young and this is painful

what tumour is represented?

<p>patient is young and this is painful</p><p>what tumour is represented?</p>
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osteochondroma

patient is young and this is not painful

what tumour does this represent?

<p>patient is young and this is not painful</p><p>what tumour does this represent?</p>
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multiple enchondromatosis

presents in the extremities and is benign

what does this represent? (more than one)

<p>presents in the extremities and is benign</p><p>what does this represent? (more than one)</p>
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enchondroma

presents in the extremities and is benign

what does this represent?

<p>presents in the extremities and is benign</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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osteoid osteoma

patient is young and this is painful what tumour does this represent?

<p>patient is young and this is painful what tumour does this represent?</p>
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polyostotic fibrous dysplasia

young patient without pain

what does this represent?

<p>young patient without pain</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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multiple myeloma/ lytic metastasis

old patient with pain

what does this represent?

<p>old patient with pain</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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latent cyst

non painful

what does this represent?

<p>non painful</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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interosseous haemangioma

what does this represent?

<p>what does this represent?</p>
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plasmacytoma

painful

what does this represent?

<p>painful</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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chondrosarcoma

painful

what does this represent?

<p>painful</p><p>what does this represent?</p>
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non ossifying fibroma

not painful

what is this representing?

<p>not painful</p><p>what is this representing?</p>
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giant cell tumour

what tumours found in adults can be malignant or benign and painful?

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enchondroma, interosseous haemangioma

what tumours found in adults are benign and non painful?

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chondrosarcoma, multiple myeloma, metastasis

what tumours found in adults are malignant and painful?

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hodgkins and non hodgkins lymphoma, sometimes giant cell tumours

what tumours found in adults are malignant and non painful?

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non ossifying fibroma, fibrous dysplasia, osteochondroma, unicameral bone cyst

what tumours found in children are benign and non painful?

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aneurysmal bone cyst, osteoid osteoma

what tumours found in children are benign and painful?

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ewings sarcoma, osteosarcoma

what tumours found in children are malignant and painful?