Osteosarcoma in a paediatric patient - Case Based Discussion
Case Presentation A 14-year-old boy presented with progressive pain and swelling around the distal thigh for the past 2 months. The pain was initially mild but gradually increased in intensity and was worse at night. Localized pain over distal femur Swelling increasing in size Pain aggravated by activity Night pain present No history of trauma On examination, a firm, tender swelling was noted over the distal femur. Movements of the knee were painful and restricted. Radiographs revealed a mixed l...
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