Generally, bone tumours present with:
A primary bone tumour may be discovered accidentally as a result of a pathological fracture, or during an x-ray examination.
Benign and malignant bone tumours are difficult to distinguish clinically. Factors suggestive of malignancy may include:
Confirmation of malignancy may be obtained with the aid of high quality radiography, CT, bone scan and biopsy.
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