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This is a sister site to xray.20m.com as I appear to have run out of pages at my original site

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The Ribbon is here to remember those who died in America recently as so many of them were members of the emergency services it seemed appropriate.

So here we are again Bart can take you to my other site just click on him and off you go.
Hopefully I'll cover some chest and abdo stuff, a little bit of pathology and some more interesting stuff, so watch this space.

Things to watch for ...........
Coming soon:

The Chest
The Abdomen
Bone tumours
Periosteal Reactions
Soft tissue tumours
Avascular Necrosis

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Giant Cell Tumour
Just to whet your appetite. The Giant Cell Tumour usually presents with localized pain and swelling, sometimes after trauma or as an incidental finding. It is locally agressive and likely to recur in spite of extensive excision. A small proportion are malignant and the majority of patients present between the ages of 20 and 40 years. The solitary lesion shows a predilection for the bones adjacent to the knee joint and the distal end of the radius.

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