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Table1.

Radiological features

Parameter Frequency
Location in long bones (n = 25) Epiphyseal-metaphyseal 44 % (n = 11)
Metaphyseal-epiphyseal 44 % (n = 11)
Epiphyseal-metaphyseal-diaphyseal 8 % (n = 2)
Metaphyseal 4 % (n = 1)
Centricity in long bones (n = 25) Centric 36 % (n =9)
Eccentric 64 % (n = 16)
Cortical expansion 65.5 % (n = 19)
Cortical breach On plain radiograph 51.7 % (n = 15)
On computed tomography 75.9 % (n = 22)
Campanacci Grade Grade 1 0 % (n = 0)
Grade 2 51.7 % (n = 15)
Grade 3 48.3 % (n = 14)
Type of lesion Geographic Hairline sclerotic rim 44.8 % (n = 13)
Thick sclerotic rim 17.2 % (n = 5)
No sclerotic rim 13.8 % (n =4)
Moth-eaten / Permeative 24.1 % (n = 7)
Pseudo-trabeculations 62.1 % (n = 18)
Pathological fracture 10.3 % (n = 3)
Soft tissue extension 48.3 % (n = 14)
Joint involvement Distorted articular cartilage 34.5 % (n = 10)
Joint infiltration 13.8 % (n = 4)
Relation of tumour margin with subchondral bone ≤ 5mm 89.7 % (n = 26)
5 -10 mm 13.8 % (n = 4)
> 10mm 6.9 % (n = 2)
MRI T1 imaging (solid tumor component) Hypo-intense 62.1 % (n = 18)
Iso-intense 31.0 % (n = 9)
Hyper-intense 6.9 % (n = 2)
MRI T2 imaging (solid tumour component) Hypo-intense 69.0 % (n = 20)
Iso-intense 3.4 % (n = 1)
Hyper-intense 27.6 % (n = 8)
Cystic components 48.3 % (n = 14)
Fluid-fluid levels (Secondary ABC) 13.8 % (n = 4)
Hemosiderin deposits 10.3 % (n = 3)

ABC: Aneurysmal Bone Cyst