Bone and Joint Clinicopathological Conferences of the Massachusetts General Hospital |
Common terms and phrases
admission alkaline phosphatase Anatomical Diagnosis ankle appearance arthritis benign BENJAMIN CASTLEMAN biopsy blood bone cyst bone destruction bone lesions bone tumor calcification calcium carcinoma cartilage cells cent chest chondrosarcoma Clinical cortex cortical density Differential Diagnosis DR distal eosinophilic granuloma evidence Ewing's femoral femur fibrosarcoma fibrous dysplasia FIGURE films taken fracture giant-cell tumor gland gout hemoglobin hospital day humerus hyperparathyroidism ilium infection involvement kidney later left knee lesion liver lumbar lungs lymph nodes malignant tumor Massachusetts General Hospital medial metastases months myeloma negative new-bone formation nodules normal occur osteoblastic osteogenic sarcoma osteoid osteoma osteolytic osteomyelitis Paget's disease pain parathyroid Pathological Discussion DR patient pelvis periosteal phosphorus Physical examination primary protein radiologic radiolucent radium reaction renal revealed right knee sclerosis seen serum shaft showed soft soft-tissue mass spine swelling symptoms synovioma tenderness therapy tibia tion tissue tuberculosis urine vertebra white-cell count x-ray films
References to this book
Tumors and Tumorlike Lesions of Bone: Pathology, Radiology, and Treatment Fritz Schajowicz No preview available - 1994 |