- Etiology: malignant bone forming tumor
- Imaging: most often near metaphyses of long bones and extends into epiphysis in 80%, aggressive bone lesion with new bone matrix + bone destruction (permeative / moth eaten cortical destruction), extensive extraosseous soft tissue mass
- Complications: metastasis to lung
- Clinical: most common malignant primary tumor of children + young adults, 80% of osteosarcoma
Radiology Cases of Conventional Osteosarcoma


Gross Pathology Cases of Conventional Osteosarcoma
