Imagerie des tumeurs osseuses

Cette these est un travail collegial qui a pour but de fournir la reedition actualisee d'un ouvrage de reference sur les tumeurs osseuses, edite dans les pays francophones. Cet ouvrage decrit de maniere detaillee et systematique l'ensemble des tumeurs osseuses recensees par l'organisation mondiale de la sante. Il traite de leurs caracteristiques radiologiques mais aussi epidemiologiques, cliniques, anatomopathologiques, therapeutiques ainsi que des diagnostics differentiels. Il est illustre par plus de 900 figures issues des bases de donnees du CHU de Toulouse. Un chapitre, portant sur les tumeurs notochordales, a ete selectionne afin d'illustrer l'ensemble de ce travail de these.

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