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SUNRAY APPEARANCE
A pattern consisting of central disk with radiating calcified spicules projecting in manner of sunbeam,
1)Arterial/plexiform hemangioma.
6)Burkitts lymphoma
2)Chondrosarcoma.
5)Neuroblastoma.
3)Osteosarcoma.
4)Ewings sarcoma
ARTERIAL /PLEXIFORM
HEMANGIOMA
It is a type of congenital fistula.There is a pulsatile swelling of the arteries,veins become tortous and thick walled.
R/F(SITE)
The large lesion may cause cortical expansion with radiating spicules at the expanding periphery,occasionally producing the sunray or sunburst appearance.
Well defined zone of radiolucency is present within which trabecular spaces get enlarged and the trabeculae themselves become coarse and thick.The lesion,therefore,presents typically a multicystic,soap bubble appearance.
PHLEBOLITHS
Small area of calcifications occasionally within the surrounding soft tissues are seen.
Root resorption .
CHONDROSARCOMA
RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Radiodensity-scleorotic or mixed.
Shape-round,ovoid or lobulated Sunray appearance-peripheral periosteal new bone may be present perpendicular to the orignal cortex giving sunray appearance.
Diffuse calcifications may be superimposed on a bony background that resembles ground glass appearance.
SPECKLED APPEARANCE
Central radiolucent nidus which is probably cartilage,surrounded by calcifications Teeth may be band like,widening of PDL and resorption of roots. Condylar lesion. Mandibular lesion. Maxillary lesion.
OSTEOSARCOMA
Malignant tumour of the bone derived from osteoblast in which tumour cells contain high level 0f alkaline phosphatase
R/ F
There are types:
frankly osteolytic.
mixed
osteoblastic
OSTEOLYTIC
Ill defined margins. Moth eaten appearance. Spiking resorption of roots.
MIXED
Honey comb appearance:the bone within the radiolucent area of destruction may take the form of strands which may intersect or produce honey comb appearance.
OSTEOBLASTIC
Margins-ill defined.
Sunray appearance:if the tumour has invaded the periostium,many thin irregular spicules of new bone directed outwards and perpendicular to the surface of the lesion are seen producing sunray appearance.
GRANULAR APPEARANCE
Scleortic portion of mixed and opaque lesion may show vertical obliteration of trabecular pattern by new bone,impairing dence granular appearance.
CODMANS TRIANGLE
Radioopacities project from the cortex and mark the lateral extremities of the lesion referred as codmans triangle.its seen where the tumour breaks through the surface of the bone and its the result of seperation of the periostium from the surface of adjacent bone.
EWINGS SARCOMA
R/F:
Margins:ill defined. Sunray appearance:in advanced cases,where osteophyte formation is present,it may present as sunray appearance.
BURKITTS LYMPHOMA
It
is lyphoreticular cell malignancy. B cell neoplasm. R/F: Sunray appearance-if periosteum is elevated,it will produce sunray appearance.
NEUROBLASTOMA
Rare
malignant tumor of the adrenal gland .It sometimes arises in the nerves or ganglia of the sympathetic system in the neck,thorac or abdomen.
radiolucent foci scattered throughout the affected area.These small foci colaese and form amultilocular moth eaten appearance. Margins ill defined. Balloon like expansion with thinning of adjacent structure.
R /F
Sunburst
appearanceThere are spicules of bone within the soft tissue mass associated with bone destruction,these are roughly perpendicular to the surface of the bone and resemble sun burst appearance.
of bone or trabeculae are arranged radially in a rough architecture of wheels or spokes. Mottled area of calcification is seen in some cases.
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