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65. Osteogenic sarcoma: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with "'''Organ''': Long bone (femur) '''Description''': Originating from the distal metaphysis is a large grey-white tumor. The tumor completely destroyed the whole bone. '''Diagnosis''': Osteosarcoma '''Risk factors:''' * < 20 years of age * Irradiation '''Theory''': The tumor raises the periosteum, which forms a very characteristic picture on an x-ray called ''Codman triangle''. center|thumb|Osteosarcoma prep Category:Pathology 2 - Mac...") |
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'''Organ''': Long bone (femur) | [[File:Osteosarcoma prep.jpg|thumb|Osteosarcoma prep|563x563px]]'''Organ''': Long bone (femur) | ||
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The tumor raises the periosteum, which forms a very characteristic picture on an x-ray called ''Codman triangle''. | The tumor raises the periosteum, which forms a very characteristic picture on an x-ray called ''Codman triangle''. | ||
[[Category:Pathology 2 - Macropreparations]] | [[Category:Pathology 2 - Macropreparations]] | ||