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XRMusculoskeletalConfirmedFRCR 2B
Giant cell tumor
Clinical Presentation
Pain over medial aspect of right knee joint since 8-9 months. Hyperthyroidism under medication.
- 1There is a well-defined, oval-shaped, eccentric, lytic lesion noted in the medial aspect of epi-metaphysis of the distal third of femur
- 2There is narrow zone of transition with no obvious periosteal reaction noted
- 3There is no matrix mineralization
- 4There is ill-defined, blurring of margin over its medial aspect
- 5However, there is no obvious cortical destruction and no soft tissue component is noted
- 6Visualized knee Joint space appears normal
- 7There is a well defined, oval shaped, eccentric, lytic lesion noted in the medial aspect of epi-metaphysis of the distal third of femur
- 8There is narrow zone of transition with no obvious periosteal reaction noted
- 9There is no matrix mineralization
- 10There is cortical thinning with breach noted at the anterior, posterior and medial aspects of the lesion