Case 39: A Femoral Whoops
52-years old with left femur and hip pain
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Index
Primary Bone Tumors Osteogenic Osteoid Osteoma Case 18: 23-years old with right arm pain - osteoid osteoma Osteoblastoma Case 19: 60-years old man with a talar lesion - osteoblastoma Osteosarcoma Case 3: 18-years old with knee pain - distal femur osteosarcoma
This 52-years old patient presented with femur and hip pain.
What is the likely diagnosis?
The video discussed the case, the concept of Whoops lesions, one more similar Whoops lesion and a short review of cartilage tumors.
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