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• Giant Cell Tumour Of The Bone FactFile

  Overview of Giant Cell Tumour Of The Bone Malignancy:   Benign; aggressive; rarely metastasizes. 20% of benign skeletal tumours. Type of bone tumour: Primary 5% of all primary tumours Grade: Varies Location: Multiple Most lesions (75% to 90%) form on the extension of metaphysis into epiphysis of long bones. For instance, the frequent areas: distal femur (thigh…

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  24th Jul 2026

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