Quiz Case #4

Clinical Presentation:
A 16-year-old male was seen in consultation for a painful lesion of the proximal humerus.
Radiological Findings:
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  • Plain film showing a destructive lesion in the proximal humeral metaphysis.
Pathological Findings: :
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  • Biopsy specimen, low magnification
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  • High magnification

Questions

Q1. What is your diagnosis?
1 Osteosarcoma, high grade
2 Osteosarcoma, well-differentiated (low-grade)
3 Aggressive osteoblastoma
4 MFH
Q2. What is the distinguishing and diagnostic feature of this tumor?
1 Highly pleomorphic mesenchymal cells
2 Tumor osteoid
3 Characteristic immunophenotype
4 Characteristic chromosomal abnormality
Q3. Prognosis depends on
1 Tumor response to pre-operative chemotherapy
2 Surgical stage
3 Skeletal site of involvement
4 All of the above
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