Imaging of Bone Tumors : Key Concepts | Dr. Venkatesh Manchikanti

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References and further reading : 1. geni.us/MSKRequisites 2. radiopaedia.org/articles/bone-tumours?lang=us 3. pubs.rsna.org/doi/full/10.1148/rg.284075156 4. radiologyassistant.nl/musculoskeletal/bone-tumors/differential-diagnosis

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[@theoriginalsmudge4614]

Thank you. This is the clearest and most educational explaination I have seen so far. 👍🥇

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[@clairmorah2931]

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[@lone_wolfe_lost]

great lecture...concept cleared

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Very helpful!!

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[@Ali-Bea]

No mention of ribs as location which I think tends to be enchondroma, chondrosarcoma, Ewings and metastases - be interested in your comment.

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[@Gray_lyf]

Thank you very much sir

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[@harshitakothari9827]

Sir how to differentiate bone tumours from soft tissue tumours at the particular site

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It may be difficult when the tumor gets large, but for smaller tumors you will be able to identify the epicenter. Also, bone tumors with soft tissue would be more common than soft tissue tumors invading bone.

[@Thoughtsnopinion3]

I have a tumor on my ileac crest area...it has been more than 2 years but i m unable to find the cure...plz suggest me something

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Unfortunately we cannot help with that. Consult your doctor for this.

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Very nice session

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[@hananyarincy9295]

Sir I’ve a pain @ my right hand index finger .. severe pain my calcium n vitamin d level is 1.3 I took tablets for vitamin d and b12 injection aswell but still it is painful (my index)

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[@dr.priyankamease6372]

Superb

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[@bombshalley]

Can we get the pdf

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[@sakshiagarwaal3557]

Juxtacortical and juxtaarticular means ????

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Juxtacortical means near or touching cortex, Juxtaarticular means near or touching joint space

[@sakshiagarwaal3557]

@@anandn4769 juxtacortical and subcortical are both the same thing .... ???

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As Anand mentioned, Juxta = close to something. Juxta means adjacent to the cortex. Subcortical means beneath the cortex.

[@eurastio]

too much theory

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