Imaging of Bone Tumors and Tumor-Like Lesions: Techniques and ApplicationsA. Mark Davies, Murali Sundaram, Steven J. James Detection and characterization of bone tumors with imaging remains a big challenge for every radiologist notwithstanding the impressive progress achieved by the introduction of several new imaging modalities. Moreover, new concepts in surgical and oncological treatment of these lesions require from the radiologist appropriate and focused answers to the specifc questions asked by the referring physicians in order to choose the best therapeutic approach for the in- vidual patient. Tis comprehensive textbook describes in detail the possibilities and limits of all moda- ties, including MRI, CT, nuclear medicine and interventional radiological procedures, employed for the modern imaging of tumoral and tumor-like lesions of bone. Teir role in the diagnosis, surgical staging, biopsy and assessment of response to therapy is discussed in detail, covering all tumor subtypes as well as their specifc anatomical location.Well selected and technically imp- cable illustrations strongly enhance the didactic value of this work. I am very much indebted and grateful to the three editors: A. Mark Davies, Murali Sundaram and Steven L. J. James, world authorities in musculoskeletal radiology, for their superb scientifc achievement in preparing and editing this wonderful volume as well as for their individual ch- ters. I would also like to thank the large international group of collaborating authors, who are also widely acknowledged for their specifc expertise in the area of bone tumors, for their outstanding contributions. |
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... benign and since many are non - symptomatic they remain unde- tected or are detected only incidentally at radiographic examinations for other reasons . The true incidence of benign bone tumors has therefore been difficult to de- termine ...
... benign and since many are non - symptomatic they remain unde- tected or are detected only incidentally at radiographic examinations for other reasons . The true incidence of benign bone tumors has therefore been difficult to de- termine ...
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... benign bone tumors , peak age , and most common sites distribution Histologic type Peak age ( years ) Most common sites Comments Cartilage tumors Osteochondroma 10-30 Distal femur , proximal tibia , proximal humerus , rarely from flat ...
... benign bone tumors , peak age , and most common sites distribution Histologic type Peak age ( years ) Most common sites Comments Cartilage tumors Osteochondroma 10-30 Distal femur , proximal tibia , proximal humerus , rarely from flat ...
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... benign and malignant bone tumors are summarized in Tables 1.2 and 1.3 and the most common non-neoplastic bone tumor-simulat- ing conditions in Table 1.4. 1.7 Comments on the Morphologic Classification of Bone Tumors 1.7.1 Cartilage ...
... benign and malignant bone tumors are summarized in Tables 1.2 and 1.3 and the most common non-neoplastic bone tumor-simulat- ing conditions in Table 1.4. 1.7 Comments on the Morphologic Classification of Bone Tumors 1.7.1 Cartilage ...
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... benign cartilage lesions may show overlapping morphology with chondrosarcoma by being fairly cel- lular and showing myxoid change and variation in cell size and shape . Periosteal chondroma , enchondroma of phalanxes , soft tissue ...
... benign cartilage lesions may show overlapping morphology with chondrosarcoma by being fairly cel- lular and showing myxoid change and variation in cell size and shape . Periosteal chondroma , enchondroma of phalanxes , soft tissue ...
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... Benign fibrous histiocytoma of bone is a term some- times used for lesions histologically indistinguishable from non-ossifying fibroma but with a different clini- cal setting (usually older patients and non-metaphyseal locations) ...
... Benign fibrous histiocytoma of bone is a term some- times used for lesions histologically indistinguishable from non-ossifying fibroma but with a different clini- cal setting (usually older patients and non-metaphyseal locations) ...
Contents
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3 | |
9 | |
53 | |
Primary bone tumors are rare nonneoplastic | 82 |
Ultrasonography | 85 |
Interventional Techniques | 94 |
8 | 138 |
Angiomatous Neoplasms of the Skeletal System | 364 |
20 | 375 |
Smooth Muscle Tumors | 393 |
Lipogenic Tumours of Bone | 400 |
Fibrous Dysplasia Osteofibrous Dysplasia and Adamantinoma | 423 |
Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis | 447 |
Spine | 461 |
27 | 480 |
9 | 148 |
10 | 172 |
Assessment of Response to Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy | 209 |
Cartilage Tumours | 225 |
Osseous Tumors | 251 |
Fibrogenic and Fibrohistiocytic Tumors | 307 |
Ewing SarcomaPNET Tumors | 337 |
18 | 351 |
Excluding myeloma and lymphoma malignant | 362 |
Reactive Metabolic and TumorLike Lesions of Bone | 549 |
33 | 585 |
Bony Pelvis | 603 |
36 | 637 |
37 | 647 |
Compartmental Anatomy | 665 |
Subject Index | 687 |
G KINDBLOM MD | 695 |
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