1. This looks like a dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans 2. Melanoma would be high in differential. DFSP is rather slower growing and has lesser surrounding oedema. 3. Verrucous squamous cell carcinoma 4. I’d consider some type of fibrous tumor; also fibrosis from old tumor interested in bx results 5. I totally agree. I would also consider cutaneous […]
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Please note following responses 1. Sarcoma that has hemorrhages 2. Cystic synovial sarcoma 3. Reminds me somewhat of a hydatid case I once had years ago. Are you in an endemic area? Slow bleed chronic hematoma also comes to mind which would enlarge slowly and give the fluid/fluid appearance. Just a couple of conditions not
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[image: image.png] us02web.zoom.us/j/83305318851?pwd=MzR3YnBuSzdWbDB4NHpBOUhDVVZsUT09 Dr. Fuller is a Pediatric Rheumatologist on staff at Texas Scottish Rite for Children with clinical and research interest in juvenile dermatomyositis, she evaluates and treats all pediatric rheumatology conditions including vasculitis, scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus, juvenile arthritis and recurrent fever syndromes. Consider joining us TODAY at 13:00 EST. If you cannot,
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Hi all, this is a 13 year old imaged after trauma. Incidental findings: what I think is a NOF at the tibia and a simple bone cyst at the fibula. Do you agree? Any differentials? XR follow up at least the fibula lesion since its expansile? or not necessary? Cheers, Andrei
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