Giant cell tumour of bone
Diagnosis certain
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This patient underwent surgery with open excisional biopsy excisional biopsy and her pathology was GCT(Giant Cell tumorxellctumor). At 2ndSecond surgery, the whole tumour hadwas removed and tumour space hadbed was filled with cement and proximal tibia had fixed with plate.
-<p>This patient underwent surgery with open excisional biopsy and her pathology was GCT(Giant Cell tumor). At 2nd surgery, whole tumour had removed and tumour space had filled with cement and proximal tibia had fixed with plate.</p>- +<p>This patient underwent surgery with open excisional biopsy and her pathology was GCT(Giant xellctumor). Second surgery the whole tumour was removed and tumour bed was filled with cement and proximal tibia fixed with plate.</p>
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Zoomed frontal radiograph of knee
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A well defined lytic, eccentric medullary epimetaphyseal lesion with diaphyseal extension is seen along the lateral aspect of proximal tibia with cortical thinning and breach. Fairly narrow zone of transition in a mature skeleton.
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Frontal.
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CT demonstrates the cortical breach and associated soft tissue component.
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Image CT (non-contrast) ( update )
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Axial.
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non-contrast.
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Coronal.
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non-contrast.
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Bone scan identifies increased uptake in the lesion.
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