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Figure 1. X-ray study shows an ill-defined expansile lesion of
the right acetabulum.
Figure 2. CT images of the pelvis show an expansile lytic
lesion of the posterior column of the right acetabulum with breaching of
the medial and lateral cortices as well as the articular surface.
Figure 3. MRI axial images of the right hip joint. The lesion
shows bland signal (isointense to muscles) on T1W images (A) and
intermediate signal on STIR images (B). Mild diffuse enhancement seen in
the post contrast images T1W FS (D) in reference to the pre contrast T1W
FS (C).
Figure 4. FDG PET/CT shows intensely increased tracer uptake in
the expansile right acetabular/iliac osseous lesion.
Figure 5a. Light microscopic examination reveals a tumor
characterized by a proliferation of xanthomatous histiocytes with
smaller, moderately atypical epithelioid cells. Additionally, a few
osteoclast giant cells were noted (yellow arrows) (H&E stain,
magnification x100, x400).
Figure 5b. Isolated epithelioid cells were highlighted by
keratin immunohistochemistry (H&E stain, x400).