August 20, 2025Orthopedic ReviewsOpen Access

Pathologic Fracture in Childhood: Benign or Malignant?

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Prompt diagnosis of pathologic fractures is crucial, as they may indicate serious underlying conditions.
Imaging revealed a non-aggressive multicystic bone lesion in an eight-year-old boy with a pathologic fracture.
This case demonstrates that even healthy children can experience pathologic fractures from underlying tumors.
Highlighting the risks associated with misdiagnosing pathologic fractures can improve patient outcomes.

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Case study highlights pathologic fracture due to a non-aggressive bone lesion in a child, suggesting urgent diagnosis for potential malignancy.

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Case study highlights pathologic fracture due to a non-aggressive bone lesion in a child, suggesting urgent diagnosis for potential malignancy.