Question 312 · LDEK · Cysts of the jaws
Radiographic findings in patients with an aneurysmal bone cyst (ABC) that are particularly visible in the anteroposterior view and are suggestive of sarcoma could be described as:
- A. having a moth-eaten appearance.
- B. having a sun-ray appearance.
- C. having a honeycomb appearance.
- D. having a soap bubble appearance.
- E. a partially cystic retiform cavity with visible septa.
Hint
Which radiographic pattern of radiating bony spicules is classically associated with osteosarcoma?
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