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Giant Cell Tumor of Bone - Necrosis

Topic: Giant Cell Tumor of Bone

Category: Bone Tumors - I

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Infarct-like necrosis is quite commonly seen in giant cell tumors. Some tumors may be completely necrotic. Usually, there is no inflammatory response. Ghost outlines of multinucleated giant cells will still be visible and helpful in the diagnosis.   return to Giant Cell Tumor of Bone
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