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What is Soap bubble appearance at the lower end of the radius, the treatment of choice is - and explain in detail?
Treatment of choice for different sites is as follows.


The lower end of ulna, the upper end of fibula →  Excision of a tumour
Lower end radius →  Excision with reconstruction by ipsilateral fibula.
Around knee (lower end of the femur or upper end of the tibia) →  Excision with prosthetic replacement or arthrodesis.


Small tumours at any site are usually treated by curettage and bone grafting or cementing.