History. 33 y/o F with hx of palpable anterior tibial mass x 2 years, only painful with palpation

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History 33 y/o F with hx of palpable anterior tibial mass x 2 years, only painful with palpation

Imaging Photo Album Patient also had a smaller lesion 1 cm proximal to this lesion, not seen radiographically.

Differential Dx - Radiographically NOF ABC Chondromyxoid Fibroma FD OFD Adamantinoma Low grade intraosseous osteosarcoma

Imaging T1 T1 FS

STIR STIR

T1 FS + C T1 FS + C T1 FS + C

Operative note

Adamantinoma Diagnosis

Epidemiology Adamantinoma Displacement of basal epithelium of skin during embryo dev. To enchondrally formed bone, a.k.a tibia as closest to skin surface. Low grade bone tumor rare, 0.4 % of all bone tumors Slow growing Median age 25-35 y/o M:F 1.25:1 Presentation Swelling/Mass w/wo pain, MC anterior tibial metadiaphyseal cortex (85-90%) Approx 60% patients w/ history trauma Path fracture - 15% Multifocal in same bone 27%; ipsilateral fibula 10-15% Negative Prognostic factors Extracompartmental growth Male gender Female < 20 y/o Pain Short duration of symptoms Recurrence

Imaging Features Radiographs Eccentrically located, cortically based, osteolytic lesion Grows along length of bone Predom diaphyseal, although metaphyseal lesions present Multilobulated, expansile w/ intervening sclerosis /septations soap bubble Periosteal rx can be mild to flagrant Cortical destruction/breakthrough (15%), ext to soft tissues MRI Nonspecific T1 iso/hyperintense and T2 hyperintense, homogenous avid enhancement. Homogenous Multiple nodules within lesion Lobulated pattern in solitary focus

Rad assistant Henk-JenVW Most et HHenk-JenVW al.

Pathology Adamantinoma Biphasic with epithelial and osteofibrous components in varying proportions on background of spindle cell fibrous stroma 2 Subtypes Classic - > 20 y/o, both epithelial and fibrous components, aggressive Differentiated / OFD-like adamantinoma < 20 y/o, predom fibrous w/ very sparse epithelial nests(keratin+) components, rel benign course Contrast this to OFD loose, storiform fibrous background w/ spicules of bony trabecula lined rimmed by osteoblasts FD irregular trabeculae of woven bone in mod cellular fibrous matrix, alphabet soup, chinese letters. No osteoblastic rimming OFD AD OFD-LA AD FD

Adamantinoma Biopsy Epithelial cells are centrally located in AD, may be missed by FNA or single pass biopsy and misdx as OFD/OFD-like AD. Must biopsy central lytic part of lesion. Khanna, Delaney et al. needing to upgrade 21% of cases from OFD or OFD like AD to AD once surgical tissue available of 24 patients Treatment AD Wide resection Local recurrence 19-32%; far as 7 years postop If marginal resection recurrence 90% Mets 30%, lungs + lymph nodes. As far as 27 years postop. 15% mortality. OFD like AD Observation vs. wide resection

Goal correlate imaging findings with surgical histology for OFD, OFD/LA, AD to determine additional role of imaging in correct diagnosis in cases of needle misdiagnosis. 24 cases 5 OFD, 11 OFD/LA and 8 classic AD 19/24 had both biopsy + surgical histology specimens avail for review 4/19 (21%) discordance b/w needle bx and surgical specimen - 2/4 OFD/LA AD, 1 OFD AD, 1 OFD OFD/LA Features investigated size, nature of margins, satellite lesions, periosteal rxn, matrix mineralization, extracortical- soft tissue/marrow inv, path fx, solid/cystic MRI signal Features correlating with AD mean length OFD 6.1 cm, OFD/LA 6.5 cm and AD 13.2 cm moth eaten margins: 7/8 AD, 5/11 OFD/LA and 2/5 OFD s cortical dest: 3/8 AD, 1/11 OFD/LA, 1/5 OFD Medullary cavity inv: 7/8 AD, no OFD/LA or OFD did Skip lesions may be higher in AD

References Bloem JL, van der Heul, RO, et al. Fibrous Dysplasia va Adamantinoma of the Tibia: Differentiation Based on Discriminant Analysis of Clinical and Plain Film Findings. AJR: 156(May) 1991. Most MJ, Sim FH, et al. Osteofibrosis Dysplasia and Adamantinoma. J Am Acad Orthop Surg. 2010; 18:358-366 Jain D, Jain VK, Vaisha RK. Adamantinoma: A cliniopathologic review and update. Diagnostic Pathology. 2008, 3:8 Kahn L. Adamantinoma, osteofibrous dysplasia and differentiated adamantinoma.skel Rad. (2003) 32: 245-258 Henk-Jen VW, Hans-Marten H. MRI of Adamantinoma of Long Bones in Correlation with Histopathology. AJR: 183 (Dec) 2004. Khanna K, Delaney D, et al. Osteofibrous dysplasia, osteofibrous dysplasia like adamantinoma and adamantinoma