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History

26y, male Epiphysiolysis, fixed with screw at 12 years. Currently with pain after fall.

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Discussion

Malignant endothelial vascular neoplasm, that affects a variety of sites (commonly occurs in skin). Represents <1% of primary malignant bone tumors. It arises more commonly in young and the males are slightly more affected than females.
Angiosarcoma presents mostly as a purely lytic mass. Lesional sclerosis and periosteal new bone formation are uncommon.
Treatment: radical local resection and radiation therapy. Reference article.

Diagnosis

Primary angiosarcoma of bone

Ciro Duarte, MD

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