Thiago Carneiro da Cunha Bosi, Fernando Coelho Goulart de Andrade, Celso Montenegro Turtelli, Hélio Antonio Ribeiro Júnior, Marcelo Cunha Fatureto, Renata Margarida Etchebehere
Radiol Bras 2008;41(3):207-209 - CASE REPORT
Giant cell tumor is the sixth most frequent primary bone neoplasm, affecting long bone metaphysis, most frequently in young adults. On radiological images, this tumor appears as a lytic, well-defined, eccentric lesion. The authors report a case of benign giant cell tumor in a patient who presented with lung metastases five years after undergoing resection of the primary tumor.
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