Generally speaking, scoliosis caused by a bone neoplasm is rare since these don't generally cross the bone plate. However:
Surgery to tumours, in particular thoracotomy in the very young, and radiotherapy given asymmetrically - e.g. to Wilm's tumours - may result in scoliosis.
Intracanal tumours cause painful scoliosis, and are hard to diagnose.
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