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Unveiling Primary Bone Tumors of the Spine: A Review of Essential Imaging Clues

2025-10-14

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Primary spinal osseous tumors are relatively rare, comprising ~5–10% of spinal bone neoplasms, whereas metastases account for the vast majority of spinal lesions. Patients typically present with insidious back pain, sometimes with a focal mass, and constitutional symptoms are uncommon early in the disease course. As clinical features are often nonspecific and overlap with degenerative, infectious, and metastatic d...

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9fe279f7-2cbf-5da4-b766-e1ea79f500bf
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10.20944/preprints202510.0942.v1
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