. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . Fig. 148.—Chondrosarcoma of lower end \j fc\ of tibia. ^^^^* under surface of the periosteum. Fig. 149.—Sarcoma at upper end of humerus. This mi t !,• -li is a form of periosteal sarcoma which rapidly The radiographic appearances will Evolved fte Pft p; Radi0graphically, the correspond with the pathological humerus showed very faint irregularity at the i t? periphery with thickening of the bone. changes. Expansion of the bone with debris in the centre or sarcomatous new tissue, will be shownin the plate. The new bone forming fr
. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . Fig. 148.—Chondrosarcoma of lower end \j fc\ of tibia. ^^^^* under surface of the periosteum. Fig. 149.—Sarcoma at upper end of humerus. This mi t !,• -li is a form of periosteal sarcoma which rapidly The radiographic appearances will Evolved fte Pft p; Radi0graphically, the correspond with the pathological humerus showed very faint irregularity at the i t? periphery with thickening of the bone. changes. Expansion of the bone with debris in the centre or sarcomatous new tissue, will be shownin the plate. The new bone forming from the periosteum is de-posited in more or less definite layers. When considerable expansionof bone occurs, it can readily be distinguished from inflammatorychange processes, or cysts of bone, by the somewhat sharp nature of theexpansion. The shaft above and below the growth is normal, andsuddenly expands at the site of the tumour. The growth usually com-mences at the end of a long bone. It seldom encroaches on the articularcartilage, so that t
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