Population
258 patients with sarcomas whose imaging studies were reviewed, yielding 8 patients with 9…
Design
Cohort
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Raises suspicion for sarcomatous change in bone infarcts with cortical penetration and fat preservation; extends imaging descriptors but leaves open prospective validation.
Infarct-associated bone sarcomas are rare but present with characteristic imaging features such as cortical penetration and preservation of fat within the infarct, requiring vigilance in patients with new pain in areas of known bone infarction.
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