[Is the rings and arcs pattern of mineralization specific for chondroid matrix tumors?].
The rings and arcs pattern of mineralization is considered pathognomonic for cartilaginous tumors. The authors report four cases of osteoblastomas in which the presence of such a pattern of mineralization mistakenly lead to a diagnosis of cartilaginous tumor. These densities are not explained by the histologic findings.
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Les calcifications annulaires sont-elles spécifiques des matrices tumorales cartilagineuses?