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| Title | Introduction | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus on LCH | Focus on LCH | |
| How to Screen Olllier's Patients for Sarcomatous Degeneration | Screening for sarcomatous degeneration in ollier disease is a challenge. | |
| ISOLS quiz 2009 answers | ISOLS test answers | |
| Low Hanging Fruit: How to Answer Tumor Test Questions | Tumor questions on the OITE conform to a number of predictable patterns, and recognition of these patterns, plus a systematic approach to eliminating the incorrect "distraction" answers will lead to a higher probability of success. | |
| Metastatic Tumors in Bone - Introduction | Metastatic tumors in bone are cancers that started in another location and spread to the bones. Surgical treatments should be given early so that maximum function is preserved. Certain medical treatments are also very helpful. | |
| Metastatic Tumors in the Foot | A metastatic cancer in the foot may appear at first to be a common complaint, such as plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, or midfoot arthritis. This module contains everything you need to know to make a prompt and accurate diagnosis in these cases. | |
| New Data on Chondrosarcoma from the SEER database | ||
| Preparation for the Oncology Portion of the OITE Examination | Orthopedic residents will answer approximately 190 OITE questions during their training. This represents approximately 27 of the 250 total questions per year, or 10% of all OITE questions. This learning module outlines the tumors and entities that are most likely to appear on the OITE exam, based on data from past exams. | |
| Preparing for the Tumor Portion of the ABPS / ABPOPPM Board Examinations | ||
| Soft tissue tumors of the foot - Biopsy Planning and Biopsy Techniques | This learning module outlines the planning and performance of the biopsy of a soft tissue tumor in the foot and ankle. |
