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Primary lymphoma of bone most often involves the diametaphysis of a major long bone and has an aggressive pattern of lytic bone destruction and associated soft-tissue mass. CT and MR imaging can suggest the diagnosis, particularly when a large soft-tissue mass and abnormal marrow attenuation or signal intensity is seen without extensive cortical destruction.
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Mulligan et al. (1999) studied this question.
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