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Osteoblastic lesions can be challenging for pathologists to diagnose. Watch Scott Kilpatrick, MD, staff in Anatomic Pathology and an expert in bone and soft tissue tumor pathology, discusses histologic features that help distinguish benign and malignant osteoblastic lesions. He addresses three questions:
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