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قسم pathology للدفعة الخامسة
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته رجعنا معكم مع معمل الباثو الثاني في فقرة #الجواب_عليك #الشرح_علينا طبعاً بيكون الموضوع عن الـ Bone forming tumors فقط والتكملة في المره القادمه ارسلوا إجابتكم على بوت القناة 🌚👇🏻 @path50bot
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
رجعنا معكم في فقرة
#الجواب_عليك
#الشرح_علينا
وبيكون اليوم الشرح علينا ان شاء الله 🌚✨
●————●• OSTEOMA •●————●
#Definition
○ Benign, bone forming tumor composed of mature cortical type or less frequently, trabecular bone, typically involving the craniofacial skeleton
كمان هو تكون قطه جديدة من العظم ( new piece of bone ) فوق عظم اخر واكثر شيوعاً تكون في عظمة الجمجمة وهو ( benign tumor )
طيب ليه اسمين على حسب مكان نموه 👇🏻
١- لما يكون نمو العظم على عظم يسمى ( homoplastic osteoma )
٢- لما ينمو على نسيج اخر حينها نسميه ( heteroplastic osteoma )
#Causes
• Still unclear
#Common features
• Benign osteogenic tumor
• Usually involves the surface of craniofacial bones
• Admixture of mature lamellar and woven bone patterns, with Haversian-like canals
• Cortical type bone architecture is typical
• Lack of cellular atypia
#Clinical features
• Depending on the size and location, it can cause headache, facial pain, obstruction of paranasal sinuses, vision disturbancies, interference with mastication
#Treatment
• Observation for asymptomatic cases
• Surgical excision for symptomatic cases
#Affected bone
• craniofacial bone
#Common in
Older ( from 40 to 50 years ) and slight males predominance.
#Gross description
• Typically a solitary lesion Tan-white
• Oval, round or polypoid
• Firm
• Well circumscribed and attached to the underlying bone
• Cut surface with dense compact bone or trabecular bone
#Microscopic description
• Admixture of mature lamellar and woven bone patterns, with Haversian-like canals, which may have various sizes and shapes
• More frequent: cortical type bone architecture
• Less frequent: trabecular bone architecture
• Osteoblasts rimming bone are inconspicuous and small but can be prominent in growing lesions
• Osteocytes in the matrix are small,
• Intertrabecular marrow spaces are filled with moderately cellular, loose fibrous stroma
• Inflammatory infiltrates are typically absent
رجعنا معكم في فقرة
#الجواب_عليك
#الشرح_علينا
وبيكون اليوم الشرح علينا ان شاء الله 🌚✨
●————●• OSTEOMA •●————●
#Definition
○ Benign, bone forming tumor composed of mature cortical type or less frequently, trabecular bone, typically involving the craniofacial skeleton
كمان هو تكون قطه جديدة من العظم ( new piece of bone ) فوق عظم اخر واكثر شيوعاً تكون في عظمة الجمجمة وهو ( benign tumor )
طيب ليه اسمين على حسب مكان نموه 👇🏻
١- لما يكون نمو العظم على عظم يسمى ( homoplastic osteoma )
٢- لما ينمو على نسيج اخر حينها نسميه ( heteroplastic osteoma )
#Causes
• Still unclear
#Common features
• Benign osteogenic tumor
• Usually involves the surface of craniofacial bones
• Admixture of mature lamellar and woven bone patterns, with Haversian-like canals
• Cortical type bone architecture is typical
• Lack of cellular atypia
#Clinical features
• Depending on the size and location, it can cause headache, facial pain, obstruction of paranasal sinuses, vision disturbancies, interference with mastication
#Treatment
• Observation for asymptomatic cases
• Surgical excision for symptomatic cases
#Affected bone
• craniofacial bone
#Common in
Older ( from 40 to 50 years ) and slight males predominance.
#Gross description
• Typically a solitary lesion Tan-white
• Oval, round or polypoid
• Firm
• Well circumscribed and attached to the underlying bone
• Cut surface with dense compact bone or trabecular bone
#Microscopic description
• Admixture of mature lamellar and woven bone patterns, with Haversian-like canals, which may have various sizes and shapes
• More frequent: cortical type bone architecture
• Less frequent: trabecular bone architecture
• Osteoblasts rimming bone are inconspicuous and small but can be prominent in growing lesions
• Osteocytes in the matrix are small,
• Intertrabecular marrow spaces are filled with moderately cellular, loose fibrous stroma
• Inflammatory infiltrates are typically absent
👍1
1- Diagnosis 👉🏻 osteoma
2- Causes 👉🏻 unclear
3- Common features 👉🏻
1- Haversian system varies in sizes and shapes ( irregular )
2- have few osteocytes
4- Identify the arrow 👉🏻 Haversian like canal
5- Treatment 👉🏻 surgery
6- affected bones 👉🏻 craniofacial bone
7- Common in 👉🏻 Older ( from 40 to 50 years ) and slight males predominance.
2- Causes 👉🏻 unclear
3- Common features 👉🏻
1- Haversian system varies in sizes and shapes ( irregular )
2- have few osteocytes
4- Identify the arrow 👉🏻 Haversian like canal
5- Treatment 👉🏻 surgery
6- affected bones 👉🏻 craniofacial bone
7- Common in 👉🏻 Older ( from 40 to 50 years ) and slight males predominance.
قسم pathology للدفعة الخامسة
1- Diagnosis 2- Common features 3- Identify each arrow
●—●• OSTEOID OSTEOMA •●—●
#Definition
• Small, benign, bone forming tumor associated with pain and limited growth potential
• Nidus < 2 cm (any larger size arbitrarily considered to be an osteoblastoma)
• It won't spread to other bones or parts of your body.
#Causes
• unclear . They seem to start with inflammation in the bone
#Clinical features
• Intense localized pain, worse at night, relieved by NSAIDs This Pain due to production of prostaglandin E2 in reactive zone
• Juxta - articular tumors with arthritis or joint dysfunction
• Vertebral tumors with scoliosis
#treatment
CT localization with excision or radiofrequency ablation, or medical management alone
#affected bone
• femur and tibia most common
• Virtually any bone can be affected
#Common in
• Children, adolescents and young adults (most patients 5 - 24 years old)
• male more than female
#Gross description
• Small circumscribed nidus with surrounding sclerosis (intact specimen)
• Most often received as red, gritty fragments post curettage
#Microscopic description
• Small, circumscribed
• Anastomosing, irregular trabeculae or solid, sclerotic nidus of woven bone with variable mineralization
• Rimmed by single layer of osteoblasts plus frequent osteoclasts
• Loose, fibrovascular stroma
• Surrounded by thick sclerotic bone
الإجابه👇🏻
#Definition
• Small, benign, bone forming tumor associated with pain and limited growth potential
• Nidus < 2 cm (any larger size arbitrarily considered to be an osteoblastoma)
• It won't spread to other bones or parts of your body.
#Causes
• unclear . They seem to start with inflammation in the bone
#Clinical features
• Intense localized pain, worse at night, relieved by NSAIDs This Pain due to production of prostaglandin E2 in reactive zone
• Juxta - articular tumors with arthritis or joint dysfunction
• Vertebral tumors with scoliosis
#treatment
CT localization with excision or radiofrequency ablation, or medical management alone
#affected bone
• femur and tibia most common
• Virtually any bone can be affected
#Common in
• Children, adolescents and young adults (most patients 5 - 24 years old)
• male more than female
#Gross description
• Small circumscribed nidus with surrounding sclerosis (intact specimen)
• Most often received as red, gritty fragments post curettage
#Microscopic description
• Small, circumscribed
• Anastomosing, irregular trabeculae or solid, sclerotic nidus of woven bone with variable mineralization
• Rimmed by single layer of osteoblasts plus frequent osteoclasts
• Loose, fibrovascular stroma
• Surrounded by thick sclerotic bone
الإجابه👇🏻
1- Diagnosis 👉🏻 osteoid osteoma
2- Common features 👉🏻
A- irregular trabecular or solid
B- loose fibrovascular stroma
C- surrounded by thick sclerotic bone
D- single layer of osteoblasts + frequent osteoclasts
3- Identify each arrow
- black arrow 👉🏻 osteoblasts and osteocytes
- green arrow 👉🏻 irregular trabecular
2- Common features 👉🏻
A- irregular trabecular or solid
B- loose fibrovascular stroma
C- surrounded by thick sclerotic bone
D- single layer of osteoblasts + frequent osteoclasts
3- Identify each arrow
- black arrow 👉🏻 osteoblasts and osteocytes
- green arrow 👉🏻 irregular trabecular
قسم pathology للدفعة الخامسة
- Identify this microscopic picture ?
●——●• OSTEOSARCOMA •●——●
#Definition
• Malignant tumor in which the cells synthesize bone
• Most common primary malignant solid tumor of bone (plasma cell myeloma is actually the most common primary bone tumor but it's not a solid tumor)
• Many types of osteosarcoma that differ based on the tumor's location (within the bone or on the surface of the bone) and the grade of the tumor (low grade, intermediate grade or high grade)
#Common features
• Bone is necessary for diagnosis (typically has a filigree microscopic appearance)
• Most cases occur in children (10 - 14 years old) and are primary; secondary osteosarcoma is most common in adults
#affected bone
• Osteosarcoma may arise in any bone
• Most common : long bones of extremities
#Clinical features
• Painful enlarging mass lesion is common
#Gross description
• originates from metaphysis of the proximal humerus, extends into surrounding soft tissues
#Microscopic description
- eosinophilic cytoplasm ( little )
- hyper-cellular
- hyper-chromatic nuclei ( large )
- spindle cells ( different sizes and shapes
الإجابه 👇🏻
#Definition
• Malignant tumor in which the cells synthesize bone
• Most common primary malignant solid tumor of bone (plasma cell myeloma is actually the most common primary bone tumor but it's not a solid tumor)
• Many types of osteosarcoma that differ based on the tumor's location (within the bone or on the surface of the bone) and the grade of the tumor (low grade, intermediate grade or high grade)
#Common features
• Bone is necessary for diagnosis (typically has a filigree microscopic appearance)
• Most cases occur in children (10 - 14 years old) and are primary; secondary osteosarcoma is most common in adults
#affected bone
• Osteosarcoma may arise in any bone
• Most common : long bones of extremities
#Clinical features
• Painful enlarging mass lesion is common
#Gross description
• originates from metaphysis of the proximal humerus, extends into surrounding soft tissues
#Microscopic description
- eosinophilic cytoplasm ( little )
- hyper-cellular
- hyper-chromatic nuclei ( large )
- spindle cells ( different sizes and shapes
الإجابه 👇🏻