Malignant Bone Tumors | USMLE COMLEX NCLEX

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Awesome video on malignant bone tumors. We look at Osteosarcomas, Ewing Sarcomas, and Chondrosarcomas, focusing on the important, high yield details to recognize questions referring to these cancers.
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[@mansichandra2072]

This was super helpful! Not sure if this helps with a mnemonic for osteosarcoma but on the fly got to thinking about it as "osteoSUNcorma". Sun helps remind me of (1) sunburst pattern (2) sunBURST helps remind me of osteoBLASTomas (3) codmann triangle = like angles/reflections of sun-rays (a bit of a stretch I know) (4) sun is circular = cell cycle mutations like p53 and RB (another stretch)

[@MedicalMania]

Very Nice. I'll pin this.

[@Its_semio]

My weird mnemonic for Osteosarcoma is:
1. COD = Call Of Duty (if you know the game lol). --> CODman triangle
2. Think of a gun called AK P53 -> P53 mutation (Li-Fraumeni Syndrome)
3. In Call Of Duty you have the guns of course and best place to shoot is the Knee lol --> KNEE most common place for osteosarcoma
4. Guns have a blasting sound and burst everything --> malignant osteoBLASTS & retinaBLASToma & sunBURST pattern
Typically young males < 20 years play this game (it's a stereotype lol) --> peak incidence in young males < 20 years
Hopefully it helps someone, good luck!

[@liborhurt]

thank you for breaking the words down and making them easier to understand!!

[@rimshanisar5307]

The way you teaches x ray findings is not doubt priceless❤

[@elpedro812]

I simply love your videos and how to explain everything. I find these very helpful, TY!

[@umerkhan7545]

Thank you so much.
God bless u.

[@VijayKumar-gu8yn]

Very good mnemonic + comparisons of various tumours. Amazing ❤️❤️

[@shaleen25]

This video was really helpful ! thank you !

[@shafiealwasifer1871]

Here is a tip for ostosarcoma (sock) which stands for Sunburst appearance Ostoesarcoma Codman triangle Knee. It is a difficult one but it helps a little. Thank you for the great videos

[@kevi152]

Thanks ! The o in sock may refer to osteoid matrix upon which ossifies to form the sun ray or burst spiculae. ( late prof J S Khurana )

[@swethakamalakannan3171]

Thankyou soo much for a good comparitive lecture.

[@dhulfatabdull2973]

This video help me a lot thank you so much 💜 may God bless you

[@hazelpetrick8340]

U make it so simple and easy to understand♥️ thank youu

[@staneciawynter8250]

Your Ewing's sarcoma mnemonic is hella hilarious. Very nice.

[@nabukalusandra1119]

Thank you so much for this

[@mawaddashaban477]

To the point ,thanks alot ! Please make more videos in pathology.

[@raveenakandera3699]

Your videos are very helpful ....thanks a lot ...very easy to understand and memorise

[@Patrickmulimotours]

Powerful differentials!!!

[@ayshasarmad1240]

God bless you

[@jaguarangelo]

Very good video, thank you

[@user-de2vp1dd8z]

Thank you !

[@pluma4286]

Thank you so much

[@avagadro9497]

thank you sir.

[@kiumarsmahmudpour1857]

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[@heidinewkirk2692]

Thanks!

[@sabakhadijafatima7134]

Superb videoes,explain very well

[@target6468]

Good vedeo..tanku sir

[@user-yx3qv8du7h]

Thank u 💕

[@Moath1277]

Good stuff..

[@alper9541]

Thank youuu

[@kosianyabolu3065]

Amazing

[@kevi152]

Chondrosarcoma ( 5 basic variants) have a biphasic occurrence.

[@ravindran.murthy6310]

Cd ROMS can be used as mnemonic
Cd for Codman's triangle
RB n TP53 mutations
Osteoblastic uncontrolled activity
Metaphysis involvement
Sunburst periosteal reaction

[@marcinw4660]

Letters S and R
oSteoSarRcoma - SunburSt, and Rb

[@mohamedkemmam4256]

Thanks so much. I was confused for years not knowing what is my case. Now that I know I have an oesteocondroma, and that it should be removed by surgery, is there a possibility the tumour may regrow itself again after the removal?

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[@tpshamid5343]

Wow

[@dileepkumarbandi8066]

Hi can you please check my X-ray and confirm if it is Ewing sarcoma my age is 26

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[@nabukalusandra1119]

Thank you so much for this