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How can you differentiate primary malignant bone tumor from metastatic bone disease in x-ray?

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Several ways: A primary bone tumor might have certain radiographic characterisitics that are different than metastatic bone disease. Multiple bone tumors strongly suggests metastases. The presence of a prior cancer also strongly suggests that a bone tumor is metastastic.

Answered 6/13/2015

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