Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology — Flashcards

The pathophysiology of Paget's disease is increased bone _____

Tennis racket cells in light microscopy seen in _____

_____ fluorosis is seen at fluoride intake levels of 3-6mg/L

Pleomorphic cells surrounded by osteoid on histological examination is characteristic of _____

Osteopetrosis is due to mutation in the _____ gene leading to defective bone resorption

_____ squestrum is seen at the tuberculosis of rib

The clear cell and especially the mesenchymal variants of chondrosarcoma occur in _____ patients, in their teens or 20s

Negatively birefringent crystals will appear _____ when aligned parellel to the axis of polarized light

_____ in chronic osteomyelitis is formed from deep layers of stripped periosteum

_____ is a calcium staining technique used to distinguish osteoid from mineralized bone.