An Atlas of Orthopaedic Pathology

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Image courtesy of James Johnston under a Creative Commons license: BY-NC-SA.

Term:

2011

Published:

April 26, 2013

Revised:

March 16, 2015

An Atlas of Orthopaedic Pathology is a comprehensive teaching and learning resource that details over 8000 images of orthopaedic pathology.

The atlas consists of 5000 musculoskeletal neoplasm images and descriptions, as well as 3000 neoplastic pathology images and descriptions that cover infections, metabolic bone diseases, and congenital defects. Arthropathies, osteo-necrosis and osteochondroses are also explored.

Volume 01

Osteoid osteoma--------------------------------Case 1-50
Osteoblastoma----------------------------------Case 51-94
Osteofibrous dysplasia------------------------Case 95-101
Ossifying fibroma of jawbone----------------Case 102-107

Volume 02

Classic osteosarcoma-----------------Case 108-9 & 451-490
Bone forming pseudotumors---------Case 491-498

Volume 03: Osteosarcoma Variants

Hemorrhagic osteosarcoma------------Case 110 & 499-503
Parosteal osteosarcoma-----------------Case111 & 504-510
Periosteal osteosarcoma----------------Case 112 & 511-517
Pagetic sarcoma--------------------------Case 113 & 518-528
Low grade intramedullary OGS-------Case 114 & 528.1-530
Radiation induced OGS----------------Case 115 & 531-537
Multicentric osteosarcoma-------------Case 116 & 538-542
Soft tissue osteosarcoma--------------Case 118 & 543-545
Intracortical osteosarcoma-------------Case 119 & 546-547

Volume 04: Benign Chondroid Tumors

Enchondroma---------------------------Case 120 & 548-567
Multiple enchondromatosis----------Case 568-583
Maffucci’s syndrome------------------Case 584-586
Periosteal chondroma----------------Case 121 & 587-607
Osteochondroma----------------------Case 122 & 608-624
Multiple hereditary exostosis-------Case 625-631
Chondroblastoma---------------------Case 123 & 632-646
Chondromyxoid fibroma-------------Case 124 & 647-651

Volume 05: Malignant Chondroid Tumors

Primary central chondrosarcoma-----------Case 125 & 652-678
Secondary peripheral chondrosarcoma---Case 126 & 679-686
Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma----------Case 127 & 687-689
Clear cell chondrosarcoma-------------------Case 128 & 690
Mesenchymal chondrosarcoma-------------Case 129 & 691
Cartilaginous pseudotumors------------------Case 692-699

Volume 06: Fibrous Tumors of the Bone

Fibrous cortical defects------------Case 130-131 & 700-702
Non-ossifying fibroma--------------Case 132-133 & 703-713
Fibrous dysplasia
Monostotic------------------------Case 134-135 & 714-748
Polyostotic------------------------Case 136 & 749-757
Mazabraud syndrome----------Case 758-759
Albright’s disease---------------Case 137 & 760-764
Desmoplastic fibroma-------------Case 138-139 & 765-771
Fibrosarcoma------------------------Case 140-141 & 772-783
Malignant fibrous histiocytoma--Case 142-143 & 784-800
Leiomyosarcoma-------------------Case 144-5

Volume 07: Vascular and Lipid Tumors of the Bone

Vascular Tumors of the Bone

Hemangioma----------------------Case 146-151 & 801-832
Cystic angiomatosis-------------Case 152
Hemangiomatosis----------------Case 833-834
Lymphangiomatosis-------------Case 835-838
Gorham’s disease----------------Case 153 & 839-840
Hemangioendothelioma---------Case 154-158 & 841-847
High grade angiosarcoma------Case 159 & 848-851
Hemangiopericytoma------------Case 160-162 & 852-855

Lipid Tumors of the Bone

Parosteal lipoma------------------Case 163-165 & 859-60
Intramedullary lipoma------------Case 166-168 & 856-858
Intracortical lipoma---------------Case 860.3

Volume 08: Round Cell Tumors of the Bone

Ewing’s sarcoma-----------------Case 169-175 & 861-900
Large cell lymphoma------------Case 176-178 & 901-933
Hodgkin’s lymphoma------------Case 179-180 & 934-936
Leukemia---------------------------Case 181 & 937-944
Plasma cell tumors
Solitary plasmacytoma-------Case 182-185 & 946-957
Multiple myeloma--------------Case 186-188 & 958-976
Metastatic neuroblastoma------Case 189 & 977-983

Volume 09: Bone Cysts

Unicameral bone cyst--------Case 190-197 & 984-996
Aneurysmal bone cyst-------Case 198-204 & 997-1039
Epidermoid cyst---------------Case 205-206

Volume 10

Parosteal lipoma------------------Case 163-165 & 859-60
Intramedullary lipoma-----------Case 166-168 & 856-858
Intracortical lipoma--------------Case 860.3

Volume 11 & 12: Metastatic Carcinoma

Metastatic carcinoma----------Case 225-248 & 1107-1169

Volume 13

Adamantinoma----------------Case 214-218 & 1094-1098
Chordoma----------------------Case 219-224 & 1099-1106
Histiocytoses
Eosinophillic granuloma---Case 417-444
Hand-Schiller-Christian ---Case 445-446
Letter Siwe disease---------Case 447-450
Sinus histiocytosis----------Case 450.1
Rosai-Dorfman’s disease

Volume 14: Fibrous Soft Tissue Tumors

Desmoid tumors------------------------Case 250-253 & 1170-1
Aponeuratic fibroma-------------------Case 1172-1173
Infantile fibromatosis------------------Case 254
Elastofibroma---------------------------Case 255
Nodular fascitis-------------------------Case 256
Plantar fibroma-------------------------Case 257
Malignant fibrous histiocytoma-----Case 258-265 &1174-75
Low grade fibromyxoid sarcoma---Case 1178
Fibrosarcoma----------------------------Case 266-7 & 1179-1181
Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans-Case 268-269
Leiomyosarcoma------------------------Case 1182

Volume 15: Lipid and Vascular Soft Tissue Tumors

Lipid Soft Tissue Tumors

Superficial lipomas--------------Case 1183
Intramuscular lipomas----------Case 270-274 & 1184-1190
Spindle cell lipomas-------------Case 275-276
Angiolipomas---------------------Case 277-278 & 1191-1196
Ossifying lipomas---------------Case 1196.1-1196.3
Myxolipomas---------------------Case 279
Diffuse lipomatosis-------------Case 280
Lumbosacral lipoma-----------Case 281
Hibernoma-----------------------Case 1197
Liposarcoma
Well differentiated------------Case 283 & 1198
Myxoid--------------------------Case 285-289 & 1199-1201
Round cell---------------------Case 290
Pleomorphic-------------------Case 291 & 1202-1203

Vascular Soft Tissue Tumors

Hemangioma---------------------Case 292-298 & 1204-1211
Hemangiomatosis---------------Case 299-300 & 1212
Lymphangioma------------------Case 301-304 & 1213
Glomus tumor--------------------Case 305-307
Hemangiopericytoma-----------Case 308-311
Kaposi’s sarcoma----------------Case 312-313
Angiosarcoma--------------------Case 314

Volume 16

Neurogenic soft tissue tumors
Neurilemoma--------------------Case 315-321 & 1214-1220
Solitary neurofibroma---------Case 322-326
Neurofibromatosis-------------Case 327-338 & 1221-1229
Malignant schwannoma------Case 339-344 & 1230-1234
Rhabdomyosarcoma-----------Case 345-349
Alveolar soft part sarcoma----Case 350-353
Synovial sarcoma---------------Case 354-363 & 1235-1242
Granular cell tumor-------------Case 1234.1
Melanoma------------------------Case 1234.2

Volume 17

Chondroid tumors
Synovial chondromatosis-----------Case 364-370 & 1243-5
Juxtaarticular chondroma-----------Case 371-377 & 1246-7
2ndary synovial chondromatosis--Case 378-382 & 1248
Myxoid chondrosarcoma------------Case 383-385
Epithelioid sarcoma-----------------------Case 386-389
Soft tissue Ewing’s sarcoma-----------Case 390-392
Clear cell sarcoma-----------------------Case 393-394
Myositis ossificans-----------------------Case 395-405
Pigmented villonodular synovitis-----Case 406-416 & 1249
Intramuscular myxoma-----------------Case 1258
Ganglion cyst-----------------------------Case 1259-60
Soft tissue lymphoma-------------------Case 1261
Metastatic CA to soft tissue-----------Case 1262-63

Volume 18: Orthopedic Infections

Hematogenous osteomyelitis
Pyogenic spondylitis
Pyarthrosis
TBc infections & Sarcoidosis
Leprosy
Luetic infections
Viral osteomyelitis
Fungus infections
Gas forming infection

Volume 19: Metabolic Bone Defects

Calcium, phosphate metabolism
Primary hyperparathyoidism
Hypo & pseudohypoparathyoidism
Rachitic syndromes and renal
osteodystrophy
Scurvy
Gaucherᾼs disease
Gout and pseudo gout
Alkaptonuria - Ochronosis
Osteoporosis
Thyroid disorders
Pagetᾼs disease
Misc.

Volume 20: Congenital Defects, Part 1

Dysplasias classification
Epiphyseal defects
Stippled epiphyses
Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia MED tarda
Spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia SED tarda
Metatrophic dwarfism

Volume 21: Congenital Defects, Part 2

Mucopolysacharidoses
Diastrophic dwarfism
Tarsal epiphyseal aclasia

Achondroplasia
Hypochondroplasia
Achondrogenesis & Thanatophoric dwarfism

Volume 22: Congenital Defects, Part 3

Ellis VanCreveld syndrome

Metaphyseal dysplasias (Jansenᾼs & Schmid)
Osteopetrosis
Craniometaphyseal dysplasia (Pyles disease)
Osteopathia striata
Osteopoikilosis
Melorheostosis
Engelmanᾼs dysplasia
Pyknodysostosis
Marfanᾼs Syndrome
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

Volume 23: Congenital Defects, Part 4

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Cleidocranial dysplasia
Progeria
Proximal femoral focal deficiency disorders

Coxa vara & congenital bowing of femur

Congenital anemias - SS disease

Volume 24: Congenital Defects, Part 5

Aperts

Hind foot defects
Tibial pseudarthrosis
Mesomelic dwarfism (Madlungᾼs)
Misc.
Iliac horn syndrome
Klippel Feil & Sprengelᾼs deformity
Mongolism-Downᾼs Syndrome
Arthrogryposis
Congenital absence of bone
Hand deformities
Congenital genu recurvatum

Volume 25: Arthritis, Osteonecrosis, Osteochondrosis

Rheumatoid arthritis
Ankylosing spondylitis
Psoriatic arthritis
Reiterᾼs syndrome
Pediatric seronegtive arthritis (Stillᾼs disease)
Scleroderma & dermatomyocytis
Hemophiliac arthropathy
PVNS (see Vol 17)
Degenerative osteoarthritis & spondylitis
Neuropathic arthropathy
Gout and pseudogout (see Vol 19)
Infectious arthropathies (see Vol 18)
Osteonecrosis & Osteochondroses

About the Creators

James O. Johnston, M.D. is a Professor of Clinical Orthopaedics in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco. He received his medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School and his internship and residency training at the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Michigan.

Dr. Johnston is the recipient of many prestigious awards for his commitment and excellence in clinical education. He is active in numerous learned societies in clinical medicine and has authored a large number of publications in top tier medical journals. His work is recognized worldwide for its significant contribution to the teaching of clinical medicine.

Dr. Johnston and his wife, MaryBee, reside in Portola Valley, California.