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What is ABC (Aneurysmal Bone cyst ) has striking radiographic resemblance with: and explain in detail?
INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF ABC:
Small initial lesions may show no evidence of an internal structure. Larger lesions, however, develop internal areas of mineralization that bear a striking resemblance to CGCG lesions. These wispy, sometimes granular-appearing striations or septa represent new bone formed by the lesion rather than residual bone, and may give the ABC, a multilocular type of appearance.