This sub-type of malignant melanoma often appears on palmer, plantar, and subungal surfaces.
What is acral letiginous melanoma?
This primary malignant bone tumor is characterized by the production of osteoid, an immature form of bone matrix, by tumor cells.
What is osteosarcoma?
Chondroblastoma is typically found in which area of the long bone?
What is the epiphysis of the long bone?
This classic periosteal reaction is associated with Ewing sarcoma.
What is onion-skinning?
Because they bounce high-frequency sound waves right back to the probe, structures like bone, gallstones, and fat show up on a sonogram (US) as this bright, white type of lesion.
Where do chondrosarcomas arise from?
What is chondrocytes (cartilage cells)?
This benign bone lesion is one of the most common tumors found in the calcaneus, particularly in younger patients.
What is a simple (unicameral) bone cyst?
This aggressive periosteal finding is classically associated with osteosarcoma.
What is a Codman triangle?
These two common types of benign tumors develop from cells associated with nerve sheaths.
What are schwannomas and neurofibromas?
This imaging study is commonly used to evaluate the lungs for metastatic disease in patients with sarcoma.
What is a chest CT scan?
These small bones of the fingers and toes are a common location for enchondromas.
What are the phalanges?
This matrix appearance should make you think fibrous dysplasia.
What is ground glass?
Describe Clark level 3.
What is filling of the papillary dermis but NOT extending to reticular dermis?
This benign but locally aggressive bone tumor typically occurs in skeletally mature patients, after closure of the growth plates.
What is a giant cell tumor of bone?
A patient presents with ankle pain that worsens at night but is relieved by aspirin (ASA). This benign bone tumor can occur in the talus.
What is osteoid osteoma?

Pain in foot worse at night. Pain is relieved with ASA. What is your diagnosis?
What is osteoid osteoma?
List the ABCDE criteria of malignant melanoma.
What is asymmetry, border (irregular), color (variegated), diameter (> 6mm), and evolving over time?
This radiographic finding involves new bone formation along the outer surface of a bone in response to an underlying process.
What is a periosteal reaction?
This benign bone tumor most commonly develops near the metaphysis of long bones, particularly around the knee, and projects outward from the bone surface.
What is an osteochondroma?
This benign, blood-filled, expansile bone lesion can produce a “soap bubble” appearance on X-ray.
What is an aneurysmal bone cyst?