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Podiatry and Medical - Set 2

Category - Podiatry Part II

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Regarding the radiological findings of osteosarcoma, which of the following findings is not present?

A fusiform enlargement of bone with areas of destruction
Irregular sclerosis from new bone formation
The periosteum is depressed along the shaft
The spicules of new bone under it form a “sunray” appearance

Explanation

Answer − C − Regarding the radiological findings of osteosarcoma, the finding that is not present is the periosteum is depressed along the shaft. In fact, the periosteum is elevated along the shaft.

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