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Adamantinoma Wheeless

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Description: - rare tumor of unknown origin; - occurs primarily in young males between 10 - 30 years of age (most common after skeletal maturity); - pts present w/ firm, slowly enlarging mass that produces minimal disability; - on other occassions the presenting features will be pain, swelling or pathologic fracture; - sites of involvement: - mandible or tibial diaphysis is involved in 90% of pts; - occassionally tumor arises in forearm, hands, or feet; - histology: - multiple biopsies may be required to have an representative sample; - look for a biphasic pattern of glandular epithelial cells which are surrounded by fibrous spindle cells;

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Author/Contact: Wheeless & Scully
Institution: Duke
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Language: English

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Added: Tue Mar 27 2007