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Lecture 2B: Pragmatic Approach to Pediatric Bone Tumors
What to do in practice - pick up the lesion, don't screw up, and make a diagnosis if absolutely sure, else advise a biopsy
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Lecture 2A: Approach to Pediatric Bone Tumors - ISPR - Sep 2023
An approach to pediatric bone tumors in brief - 22 mins
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Case 38: Holes in the Hip
51-years old with pain in the left hip for 3 months, gradually progressive.
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Case 37: A Sclerotic Hemipelvis
76-years old lady with treated carcinoma breast 15 years ago presented with mild pain in the right iliac crest region
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Case 36: A Humeral Projection
14-years old with a perceptible bony hard bone swelling, but otherwise asymptomatic
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Case 35: The Iliac Overhang
20-years old with right flank pain
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Case 34: A Distal Tibia Defect
16-years old with a football ankle injury
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Case 33: A Mushrooming Sacral Tumor
30-years old with signs and symptoms of a sacral tumor
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Bone and Soft Tissue Neoplasms
Bone and Soft Tissue Neoplasms
Bone and soft tissue neoplasms - diagnosis and understanding

Bone and Soft Tissue Neoplasms

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