Table 1. All reported osteosarcomas associated with bone-infarction.

LTFU: Lost to follow-up; XRT: Radiation therapy.

Case [Ref.]	Age	Sex	Location	Primarily lytic vs. blastic	Treatment	Course
1 - Torres and Kyriakos [3]	48	M	Distal tibia	Not reported	Amputation, XRT	Dead at nine months
2 - Torres and Kyriakos [3]	61	M	Distal femur	Lytic	Amputation, XRT	Dead at three months
3 - Torres and Kyriakos [3]	79	M	Femur	Blastic	Resection	Dead at 19 months
4 - Torres and Kyriakos​​​​​​​ [3]	56	F	Femur	Not reported	Amputation	Dead at 40 months
5 - Torres and Kyriakos​​​​​​​ [3]	35	M	Proximal femur	Blastic	Amputation, chemotherapy	Alive at 120 months
6 - Torres and Kyriakos​​​​​​​ [3]	61	F	Proximal tibia	Blastic	Amputation	Metastases at 12 months, LTFU
7 - Torres and Kyriakos​​​​​​​ [3]	82	M	Proximal humerus	Blastic	Amputation	Dead at 12 months
8 - Resnik et al. [8]	56	M	Proximal tibia	Not reported	Resection	Not reported
9 - Desai et al. [6]	35	F	Distal femur	Lytic	Amputation	Dead at 24 months
10 - Domson et al. [4]	61	M	Proximal tibia	Not reported	Resection, chemotherapy	Alive at 58 months
11 - Domson et al. [4]	56	F	Distal femur	Not reported	Resection	Dead at five months
12 - Domson et al. [4]	35	M	Proximal femur	Not reported	XRT	LTFU 0.5 months
13 - Bahk et al. [2]	61	M	Distal femur	Blastic	Amputation	Dead at 11 months
14 - Endo et al. [9]	56	F	Proximal humerus	Blastic	Resection	Not reported
15 - Current case	72	M	Proximal humerus	Lytic	Amputation, chemotherapy	Dead at seven months