Question

cortical saucerization may be seen as a radiographic feature in which diagnosis? a) osteosarcoma b) osteoid osteoma c) fibrous cortical defect d) ewing sarcoma

Explanation:

Cortical saucerization is a characteristic radiographic sign where the outer bone cortex has a shallow, indentated (saucer-like) appearance. This is a classic feature of fibrous cortical defect, a benign bone lesion. The other listed conditions have distinct radiographic features: osteosarcoma shows aggressive bone destruction and new bone formation, osteoid osteoma has a nidus with surrounding sclerosis, and Ewing sarcoma presents with permeative bone destruction and onion-skin periosteal reaction.

Answer:

C) Fibrous cortical defect