Tumour arising from epiphysis is
Correct Answer: Osteoclastoma
Description: Ans: a (Osteoclastoma) Ref: Maheshwari, (rev) ed, p. 216Osteoclastoma is located at the epiphysis. Usually seen after epiphyseal fusion, by 20-40 yrsSites: Lower end of femur > upper end of tibiaBony lesions with site of originMetaphysisDiaphysisEpiphysisOsteosarcomaOsteomyelitisBrodie's abscessEwings sarcomaOsteoid osteomaMultiple myelomaSecondariesLymphomaOsteoclastomaChondroblastoma
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