E³ 24E - Is it a bone tumour?

1. To describe the typical radiographic features of common lytic bone tumours.
2. To explain how the radiographic features of lytic bone tumours relate to their pathophysiology.
3. To explain the principles of characterisation and staging of lytic bone tumours.

1. To explain how imaging features of sclerosis reflect pathophysiology.
2. To describe typical features of different types of bone tumour sclerosis.
3. To differentiate benign from malignant sclerotic bone tumours.

1. To present the most common developmental variants that may simulate an osseous tumour.
2. To depict and interpret the mass-like lesions of the bone marrow as shown on MRI.
3. To learn the pros and cons of x-rays, CT, and MRI on common symptomatic and asymptomatic osseous pseudotumours.