The accurate diagnosis of giant cell-rich tumors of bone is challenging, especially in limited tissue samples. This diverse group of neoplasms have similar and often ambiguous clinical presentations, radiologic features, and morphologic characteristics. During the last decade, the discovery of pathogenic recurrent genetic alterations has allowed the development of immunohistochemical surrogate markers and FISH assays that can help differentiate the entities of this broad group from one another. The correct diagnosis of these neoplasms is essential in the management of the affected patients.

Julio A. Diaz-Perez

Andrew E. Rosenberg

Advances in Anatomic Pathology

ADVANCES IN ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY 提供了对解剖学和外科病理学关键发展的有针对性的报道。它涵盖了从基本形态到最先进的分子生物学技术的主题。该杂志从最近的世界文献中选择并有效地传达最重要的信息，并为管理日益增长的病理学信息流提供宝贵的帮助。

Advances in Anatomic Pathology offers targeted reporting on key developments in anatomic and surgical pathology. It covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental morphology to cutting-edge molecular biology techniques. The journal selects and effectively communicates the most important information from recent global literature, providing valuable assistance in managing the ever-growing flow of pathology information.

《Advances in Anatomic Pathology》提供了对解剖学和外科病理学关键发展的深入报道。该杂志涵盖从基本形态学到最先进的分子生物学技术的各个主题。它从最新的全球文献中筛选出最重要的信息，并有效地传达给读者，为管理日益增长的病理学信息流提供了宝贵的支持。

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Giant Cell-Rich Tumors of the Skeleton

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