Orthopedic Oncology Course- Small Round Blue Cell Tumors (Ewing Sarcoma, Lymphoma) - Lecture 8

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[@Jkstolz]

Which one would be most often found in the diaphysis region of the tibia bone. Inside edge of the tibia bone. Has lots of lymph node feeling type of things I can move a tiny bit. It's sort of like soap bubble round but flattened out and long

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i do not understand why chondrosarcoma is on older and osteosarcoma is younger? Thanks a lots.

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