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I have carrots, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, canned tomatoes, canned cream mushrooms, sweetcorn, tuna, ham, cheese, feta cheese, mozzarella cheese, tofu, chives, parsley, basil, dried herbs, pasta, and rice what can I make with it?
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Do you have any meat available, other than the ham and tuna? If not, you could make spaghetti or something similar. I sometimes spray a casserole dish, and make spaghetti sauce and layer it with pasta and cheese. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Is cheap, good and goes great with a salad. Or, you could make a scalloped ham and potato casserole. Slice or shred your potatoes and mix with cheese, onions, cubed or shredded ham, cream of mushroom, salt/pepper, etc. and bake at 350 for about an hour.
I would just get creative if it was me. When I have a strange mix of stuff in the cabinets, I tell my husband I am going in the kitchen "to pull a rabbit outta my hat" and he knows by that, that there is no telling what kind of dinner we will be having. It's kinda fun to see what you can come up with and it usually turns out pretty good. Don't be afraid to experiment.
Good luck. Hope this helps. :)
You have a pretty good base for quiet a few different combinations . Do what I have done-look at your list and combine to make different combinations.
carrots, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, canned tomatoes, canned cream mushrooms, sweet corn. chives, parsley, basil, dried herbs, pasta or and rice - soup
tuna, onion, mushroom, mozzarella cheese, parsley & pasta=tuna casserole
tuna + flour + spices+ egg=tuna cake if don't have an egg search for some mayonnaise, cook rice & veg (carrot, onion & mushroom) separate and serve with cake.
Carrots, mushrooms, onions, cooked rice, and feta cheese or mozarella cheese mixed and cooled in frigde, and flavored with salt and Italian type seasonings could be a mediterranean type rice salad. You could also add the tuna &/or tomatoes, drained well and dried between paper towels or a kitchen towel, for more of a main dish type of meal.
You could change it up by subbing pasta for the rice, and serving it hot.
You have given me alot of great ideas to avoid some trips to the grocery!
For future reference, cookingbynumbers.com has all sorts of recipes. All you have to do is click on what you have on hand and they will come up with a recipe. It borders on the miraculous. Hope this helps.
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Slice the potatoes and either bake them or fry them with salt and pepper to taste. You can also add diced ham to the fried potatoes near end of cooking or when baking from the begining with a little of any or all of the cheeses on top. Slice the mushrooms and saute with butter, salt, pepper , onions and your herbs, pulverize the tomatoes and add after the mushrooms are done, a dash of sugar and cook down, serve over spigehti noodles or rice. Dice one half to one potato, a quarter cup of each, corn , mushrooms and canned cream mushrooms, canned corn, onions, tomato or any vegetable you like, season with onions, chives, basis, Itallian season, add any type of meat diced including fish or shrimp, pork or chicken, cook on low for two to three hours, serve over rice or alone with corn bread.
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After being trapped at my camper for a week while my car was in the shop, I've decided to really stock up the pantry. Does anyone have recipes for meals, snacks or desserts that can be made totally (or mostly) from the pantry with shelf stable ingredients?
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I always go to this website: allrecipes.com Under the search area, you can customize it by looking for certain recipes with what you do have in your pantry.
Worth a try. (07/21/2008)
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cookingbynumbers.com I use this site a lot when I get stumped and do not want to go to the store. (07/21/2008)
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This is one of the best pastry recipes I use and even when you aren't forced to use pantry items, bake these up. They will impress your friends when you need to take something to a bakesale.
Almond Puff Pastry
Pastry: Cut butter into flour; sprinkle cold water and mix until it forms a ball. Separate in half and press out two 2 x 12-inch strips on cookie sheet, about 2 inches apart.
Filling: Boil together water and butter. Remove from heat. Add almond extract and stir in flour. Beat eggs in one at a time. Place batter over crust. Fold pastries over lengthwise and seal edges with water.
Bake at 350 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes until lightly browned. Cool.
Frosting: Combine ingredients and spread over pastry. (07/21/2008)
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I frequently made Pantry Soup and still do occasionally. (I am 66). Use any canned vegetables you like, except beets. Drain the vegetables, so you don't have the extra salt, etc. Add a splash of oil to give the soup a stocky look, add several beef or chicken bullion cubes for meat flavor. Use tomato soup or sauce or paste for the tomato flavor. I put in a can or two of diced or stewed tomatoes, break up the stewed tomatoes.
You can add fresh vegetables if you want, potatoes, carrots, or onion, or stick to all canned. Use whatever seasonings you want, my granddaughter, age 12, goes through the spice drawer to see how many different ones she can find to put in. I haven't really said what exactly vegetables to add because that depends on what you like and what you have on hand. I like to put sauerkraut in mine. How many cans you use depends, again, on what you have and how much you want to make. Let it all simmer to meld the flavors. (07/21/2008)
By Linda
I bought the book "Not Just Beans". You can find it on the Living on a Dime website. It's full of the type of recipes you are looking for and has tons of tips in it. (07/21/2008)
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I found a wealth of info with not only pantry-stable food items to stock up on, but also recipes using them! Check out:
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The BMED Service and its faculty have secured approximately $11 million in funded research programs primarily through National Institute of Health grant awards and have recruited more than 400 participants into clinical intervention research. Faculty and Fellows within the BMED Service have published or had accepted for publication well over 200 peer reviewed articles and book chapters.
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Project: Integrating Tobacco Treatment into Cancer Care Principal Investigator: Elyse R. Park, Ph.D., MPH Funding Source: National Cancer Institute (NCI) Project Number: 1K24 CA197381-01
Description: The mentoring and research aims of this proposal involve expanding our knowledge of how to develop and deliver evidence-based tobacco treatment for diverse/variety of cancer patients.
Potential participants: MGH cancer patients who are smokers, English or Spanish –speaking, with regular telephone access.
Project: Promoting Resiliency among Parent of Children with Special Healthcare Needs Principal Investigator: Elyse R. Park, Ph.D., MPH Funding Source: The Marino Foundation Project Number: N/A
Description: According to the 2011/12 National Survey of Children's Health, 14.6 million children in the U.S. have special health care needs (e.g., learning disability, ADD/ADHD, developmental delays, chronic mental or physical health conditions). Having a child with special health care needs (CSHCN) is associated with an increased risk of problems with emotional and physical health and social well-being. Resiliency is a multidimensional construct that refers to the ability to maintain adaptation and effective functioning when faced with stressors. Resiliency provides a framework for understanding the adjustment to stress as a dynamic process. We will personalize and target the Stress Management and Resiliency Training- Relaxation Response Resiliency Program (SMART 3RP) to parents of children with special health care needs. We will determine the feasibility, and acceptability, and efficacy of an 8-week group 3RP intervention to parents of children with special health care needs. Lastly, we will pilot test the end-of-treatment effects of the SMART 3RP on parents' stress levels using health-relevant biomarker measures.
Potential participants: We plan on recruiting patients, nationally, of children (ages 5-16) with special needs.
Project: Resiliency Training for Patients with Neurofibromatosis delivered via videoconferencing with Skype Principal Investigator: Ana-Maria Vranceanu, Ph.D. Funding Source: Children's Tumor Foundation Project Number: 225832
Description: The major goal of this project is to test the preliminary feasibility, acceptability and effect of the Relaxation Response Resiliency Program (3RP) versus a matched attention placebo control in adolescents with NF1 and NF2. Both interventions are delivered via group videoconferencing. Specific aims: 1) determine the preliminary effect of the 3RP versus control in improving quality of life and psychosocial factors in adolescents with NF1 and NF2.
Potential participants: Adolescents between the ages of 12 to 17 who have been diagnosed with neurofibromatosis type 1 or neurofibromatosis type 2 by a specialized medical provider.
Project: A brief Cognitive Behavioral Relaxation Response (CBRR) intervention for patients with acute pain via videoconferencing Principal Investigator: Ana-Maria Vranceanu, Ph.D. Funding Source: Orthopedic Research Education Foundation (OREF) Project Number: 226344
Description: The major goal of this project is to test the feasibility, acceptability and effect of the Cognitive Behavioral Relaxation Response versus usual care in patients with acute pain at risk for chronic pain and disability, via videoconferencing. Specific aims: 1) determine the feasibility and acceptability of the CBRR; 2) determine the preliminary effect of the CBRR versus usual care in improving pain intensity and disability.
Potential participants: Adults (18 years or older) presenting to the Partners Orthopedic Trauma Service or Hand and Upper Extremity Service who have recently suffered a traumatic musculoskeletal injury.
Project: Depression, Anxiety and Opioid Adherence in Adults with Cancer Pain Principal Investigator: Lara Traeger, Ph.D. Funding Source: American Cancer Society Project Number: ACS MRSG PCSM 1410701
Description: The goal of this study is to examine and address associations of depression, anxiety and adherence to long-acting opioids among adults with chronic cancer-related pain. Study procedures currently are integrated into ambulatory care at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center. In Project 1 (a prospective observational study), we will examine the extent to which depression and anxiety symptoms are associated with poorer opioid adherence and worse pain outcomes. In Project 2 (an open pilot trial), we will use our results to develop and test a structured intervention to help patients adhere to their opioid regimens while reducing depression and anxiety symptoms. This work has the potential to increase the benefits of guideline-based treatments for chronic cancer pain and to optimize quality of life for patients at high risk for crisis-oriented pain care.
Potential Participants: If you are interested in participating in this research, please contact the study coordinator at 617-643-9907.
Project: Perinatal Depression, Stigma, Social Capital Utilization and PMTCT Adherence Principal Investigator: Christina Psaros, Ph.D. Funding Source: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Project Number:1K23MH096651-01
Description: The United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) illustrate key areas in which the lives of women and children worldwide are in need, including improving maternal health and a reduction in childhood mortality. The success of meeting both these goals depends on reducing rates of vertical transmission of HIV. Sub-Saharan Africa is one of the areas targeted by the MDGs and bears a substantial degree of HIV disease burden, with well over 22 million people living with HIV at the end of 2008, a significant number of whom are women of reproductive age. Depression has been associated with non-adherence to the series of health behaviors known as preventing mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV. Women in resource limited settings are likely to face additional barriers to PMTCT adherence, including stigma and structural barriers. While structural barriers may be circumvented by relying on community resources (known as social capital), depression and stigma may make it difficult to access these resources. Thus, understanding the role of modifiable factors that contribute to PMTCT adherence is critical to meeting the goals of the MDGs. The goals of the proposed project are to (1) investigate the relationships among perinatal depression, stigma, social capital utilization, PMTCT adherence, and (2) to test a pilot intervention to treat perinatal depression and improve adherence to ARVs among HIV infected women in a resource limited setting.
Potential Participants: We plan to recruit HIV infected women living in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa in March 2016.
Project: Integrated Behavioral Treatment for Chronic Pain/Drug Use in Older MSM with HIV (Phase 2) Principal Investigator: Conall O'Cleirigh, Ph.D. Funding Source: NIH Project Number: R21 DA038197-01
Description: Men who have sex with men (MSM) in the US are most heavily affected by HIV, representing ~63% of all new HIV infections annually. With highly effective HIV medication and consistent engagement in HIV health care, these MSM are living longer; by 2015 it is estimated that more than 50% of Americans living with HIV will be 50 years of age or older. Evidence is emerging that chronic pain is prevalent in older HIV-infected patients and likely occurs synergistically with substance use and abuse, which predispose to non-engagement and non-retention in HIV care, non-adherence to HIV medications and sexual risk taking. Understanding these relationships and incorporating pain management strategies in health interventions will forge the development of a tailored behavioral-based, integrated intervention that has the potential to improve pain management, reduce substance use (and/or its interference in HIV disease management) and improve ART adherence and engagement in care Design. The purpose of this research application is to develop and openly pilot an integrative intervention for older HIV- infected men who have sex with men (MSM) who report chronic pain and substance-using behaviors that interfere with engagement in care and sexual risk taking. The application has the potential to change the manner in which older HIV infected MSM with chronic pain and substance abuse are treated, thus increasing quality of life and longevity in this population.
Potential Participants: If you are interested in participating in this research, please contact the study coordinator at 617-927-6465.
Project: Nurse-Delivered CBT for Depression-Adherence in HIV Primary Care in South Africa Principal Investigator: Steven Safren, Ph.D., ABPP; Conall O'Cleirigh, Ph.D. Funding Source: NIH Project Number: R01 MH103770-01A1
Description: This is a proposal to conduct a two arm randomized effectiveness trial investigating whether a task shifting/sharing model of treating depression and improving adherence to ART in patients who fail first line antiretroviral therapy (ART) can occur using nurses in South Africa trained in CBT. South Africa is the country with the highest number of HIV infections in the world and the highest number of HIV/AIDS-related deaths, and where access to third line ART treatment is not currently available in the public healthcare system. Clinical depression, like elsewhere, is one of the highest comorbidities to HIV/AIDS, with estimated rates up to 34.9 percent. Depression, in the context of HIV, leads to poor self-care behavior such as non-adherence to ART and worse retention in care, which are critical for treatment success. The U.S. based investigators have developed and successfully tested an approach integrating adherence counseling into cognitive- behavioral therapy for depression in HIV. The South Africa based team, in collaboration with the U.S. based team, has conducted preliminary work to evaluate the cultural appropriateness and feasibility of integrating this approach into the South African HIV treatment setting. Accordingly, we have 1) conducted an open-pilot of the treatment in Cape Town with 6 HIV-infected patients with depression using a clinical psychology PhD student as the therapist, 2) conducted formative qualitative research on the manifestation of depression and ways to adapt this approach for the South Africa HIV care setting, 3) successfully trained two clinic nurses in the adapted version of the intervention, and 4) completed an open pilot feasibility trial with 14 patients with these nurses as interventionists.
Potential Participants: This study will be recruiting HIV-positive adults with a current diagnosis of depression and an uncontrolled viral load in South Africa.
Harvard University Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Behavioral and Social Sciences Core Conall O'Cleirigh, Ph.D., Associate Director
Description: In his role as Associate Director of the Harvard University CFAR Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSS) Core, Dr. O'Cleirigh provides consultation on developing and supporting HIV-related clinical research. The Core provides services to behavioral and biomedical researchers; will leverage ongoing biomedical projects to integrate behavioral/social science and conduct add-on behavioral/social science studies; and will engages community stakeholders to increase buy-in of research and acceptance of new biomedical technologies.
Project: Fifteen Years of Epidemic HIV: Novel Risk Behavior in South African Teens in 2010 Principal Investigator: Christina Psaros, Ph.D. Funding Source: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Project Number: 1R03MH093237-01A1 Description: Rates of HIV infection among young women in South Africa are among the highest in the world. Adolescent women in South Africa represent part of the "second generation" of HIV affected youth, a cohort that remains understudied. Adolescent women coming of age today likely have different experiences related to HIV than the generation before; we explored how the experiences of these women may impact current HIV risk behavior to learn how to best intervene in order to reduce rates of HIV in the future.
Project: Integrated Treatment for Smoking Cessation & Anxiety in People with HIV Principal Investigator: Conall O'Cleirigh, Ph.D. Funding Source: National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Project Number: 1R34DA031038-01A Description: This trial provided important information regarding the potential efficacy and mechanisms of an integrated intervention for and at risk group of HIV+ smokers, namely those who also have clinically significant anxiety problems (>60% of HIV+ smokers). Identifying efficacious treatments for smoking cessation for HIV+ adults has considerable public health significance because cigarette smoking is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States (U.S.), contributing to over 440,000 deaths each year, and HIV+ smokers comprise an overrepresented group among smokers. This study yielded important information in the treatment of drug use and anxiety symptoms in HIV+ individuals, including how best to treat this vulnerable population. Moreover, this study guided advances in the theoretical conceptualization of the mechanisms involved in HIV-anxiety- smoking relations.
Project: Compensatory Executive Functioning Skills Training in Adolescents with ADHDPrincipal Investigator: Steven Safren, Ph.D., ABPPFunding Source: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)Project Number: 5R34MH083063-03
Description: This is a 3-year study to investigate the efficacy of a cognitive behavioral intervention for adolescents with ADHD who are stabilized on medications but still show clinically significant residual symptoms. Self-report, parent-report, teacher report, and independent assessor (who will be blind to treatment condition) data will be used as outcomes.
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The Beatles Brunch with Strawberry Fields was the perfect choice to celebrate my 50th Birthday weekend (the Beatles arrived in 1964 and so did I -- though not quite the same way!). The musical performances were great and the brunch foods were plentiful and delicious. If you love the Beatles' music then you will have a super fun time -- I would definitely be open to attending again in the future!
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Small Cell OsteosarcomaCytopathologic Characteristics and Differential Diagnosis
Small cell osteosarcoma may present a challenging primary diagnosis on cytologic assessment owing to its rarity and its morphologic similarity to other small round blue cell tumors. Five cases of small cell osteosarcoma from our cytopathology archives were identified and reviewed and cytologic features elaborated. Three cases were fine-needle aspirations from bony lesions in the classic location for osteosarcoma (2 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia), and 2 aspirations were from metastases. Common cytomorphologic features included relatively small to intermediate cell size, high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratios, round nuclei, minimal anisonucleosis, finely granular nuclear chromatin, fine cytoplasmic vacuoles, and only rare osteoid. Small cell osteosarcoma shares many of the well-described cytomorphologic features of classic osteosarcoma, but the relatively small cells, round hyperchromatic nuclei, and scant osteoid constitute the common denominator. Correlation with radiographic findings and ancillary tests can aid in definitive diagnosis.
- Small cell osteosarcoma
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The increasingly widespread use of preoperative fine-needle aspiration (FNA) of bone lesions necessitates the recognition of even rare primary osseous neoplasms. The appropriate classification of a primary bone neoplasm may drastically alter the planned therapy for the lesion.
Small cell osteosarcoma is an exceedingly rare tumor, estimated to account for less than 1% of all cases of osteosarcoma.1 Small cell osteosarcoma was first described as a neoplasm having microscopic features of osteosarcoma and of Ewing sarcoma in that small cells cytomorphologically similar to those seen in Ewing sarcoma were found in a histologic background of osteoid.2 Owing to its unique histologic features, it can have a broad differential diagnosis. Only rare accounts of the cytopathologic findings on FNA exist in the literature.1,3
Materials and Methods
The cytopathology archives of The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD, and Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, were searched, and all cases of small cell osteosarcoma were retrieved. FNA was performed using a 22- or 25-gauge needle under ultrasound or computed tomography scanning with on-site evaluation by a cytopathologist. The smears were air dried and wet fixed in 95% ethanol and stained with rapid Romanowsky and Papanicolaou stains, respectively. FNA smears were reviewed for cytomorphologic characteristics, including presence or absence of osteoid, necrosis, pleomorphism, cytoplasmic processes, cytoplasmic vacuolization, mitoses/apoptosis, multinucleation, anisonucleosis, nuclear shape, chromatin characteristics, and nucleolar prominence. Available immunoperoxidase stains and flow cytometric analyses were reviewed as well, along with the clinical and radiologic findings in each case.
Patient Demographics and Clinical and Radiologic Data
Five cases of small cell osteosarcoma were identified in a 19-year period (1990–2009). The ages of the patients ranged from 11 to 37 years. Three cases were FNAs from bony lesions in the classic location for osteosarcoma (2 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia) with a size range of 4.5 to 14 cm (mean, 10.2 cm). One case was a peripancreatic soft tissue metastasis from a primary paravertebral cervical mass, and another case was a metastasis to the L1 vertebral body from a primary femoral tumor. Clinically, all patients originally had pain ranging in duration from 1 to 20 months. Two of the patients initially noted the pain following a sports injury, and 2 of the patients complained of night pain.
Radiographically Image 1, the 3 primary bone cases were described as having prominent periosteal reaction. One case was heterogeneously contrast-enhancing, another case was permeative, and yet another case had a blastic appearance. One case displayed evidence of neoplastic bone formation. All 3 cases were radiographically "suspicious" for osteosarcoma.
Follow-up information was available for 4 patients. Three of the patients had metastatic disease, and the fourth patient had a local recurrence. All 4 patients were treated with resections and preoperative and postoperative chemotherapy. Of the 4 patients, 2 died of disease (4 and 3 years after diagnosis). Another patient continued to have progressive metastatic lung disease as of September 2009, and the fourth patient was free of disease as of July 2009.
Cytopathologic Features
Smears were generally cellular. Common cytomorphologic features observed included relatively small to intermediate-sized cells, high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratios, round nuclei, minimal anisonucleosis, hyperchromasia, finely granular nuclear chromatin, fine cytoplasmic vacuoles, and only rare osteoid Image 2, Image 3, Image 4, Image 5, and Image 6. Osteoid had a variegated appearance in the smears and appeared mostly as faint purple or metachromatic material (rapid Romanowsky stain) surrounding individual cells or small cell groups in a lacy manner. In contrast with collagen, the osteoid had a more wispy or lacy quality with ill-defined borders lacking naked fibroblastic nuclei. Osteoid was difficult to identify on Papanicolaou stain, where it appeared as a pale green substance with embedded neoplastic cell nuclei.
All cases displayed numerous mitoses and abundant karyorrhectic nuclei reflecting high cell turnover and rapid tumor growth. Frank cellular necrosis was not observed. Features not commonly observed included prominent nucleoli, necrosis, cytoplasmic processes, spindled nuclei, nuclear molding, and multiple small nucleoli. Scant focal osteoid was identified in 3 cases, as were occasional cells with moderate amounts of spindled to epithelioid cytoplasm in 2 cases, representing some heterogeneity in the tissue sampled.
Flow cytometry was performed in 2 cases, and immunoperoxidase studies were done in 3 cases using the standard method owing to morphologic similarities to lymphoid lesions and other small round blue cell tumors. Flow cytometry displayed the presence of a nonlymphoid phenotype (CD45–), and immunoperoxidase failed to stain the small malignant cells for CD99 (O13), bcl2, pancytokeratins, and neuroendocrine markers. The standard flow cytometric panel included CD45, CD71, CD33, HLA-DR, CD19, CD20, κ, λ, CD3, CD56, and CD5. Histopathologic correlation was available for all cases as a follow-up excision (3 of 5) or an antecedent resection of a newly aspirated metastasis (2 of 5). Histologically, small cell osteosarcoma displayed sheets of uniform cells with round nuclei and minimal cytoplasm Image 7 and Image 8. All resections showed at least focal osteoid production that was often lace-like (Image 6).
Small cell osteosarcoma is extremely rare; even at 2 highly specialized tertiary care academic hospitals only 5 cases were identified in a 19-year period. This rarity is similar to that seen in previously reported series.2,4–6
The demographics of small cell osteosarcoma are similar to those of conventional osteosarcoma.1,7 In our series, pain was the most common clinical manifestation (all cases), with pain at night seen in 2 cases. Three of the cases originated from the classic location for osteosarcoma (2 distal femur and 1 proximal tibia), whereas one was a paravertebral primary with peripancreatic soft tissue metastasis and another was a femur primary with a vertebral metastasis. The histories of small cell osteosarcoma were available in the 2 metastatic cases at the time of FNA evaluation. Because of the rarity of this lesion, details about the optimal treatment and prognosis of small cell osteosarcoma compared with conventional osteosarcoma are not clear.1
Radiologically, most small cell osteosarcomas show a mixed lytic and blastic pattern, often with soft tissue extension.1,5–7 In our series, a common feature was a periosteal reaction (all 3 primary cases). A helpful radiographic feature of small cell osteosarcoma previously described is the presence of new bone formation within the tumor; this helps to distinguish it from Ewing sarcoma, particularly if mineralization is seen in areas of soft tissue extension.1,5,8 The zonal mineralization pattern described in earlier reports of small cell osteosarcoma was not observed in the cases in this small study.
Cytologically, the most common features in our series were small to intermediate-sized cells, high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratios, focal pleomorphism, round nuclei, and dark finely granular chromatin, followed by cytoplasmic vacuoles, focal and minimal anisonucleosis, nuclear molding, and scant osteoid. Cytologic features that are typical of conventional osteosarcoma but were not observed include macronucleoli, prominent spindled morphologic features, plasmacytoid morphologic features, cellular necrosis, and relatively abundant osteoid.
Grossly, small cell osteosarcoma generally has a fleshy appearance that is seen in many highly cellular neoplasms.1 In tissue sections, 3 histologic patterns have been described: Ewing sarcoma–like (the most common), lymphoma-like, and small spindle cell.1,5,7 The presence of osteoid is required for diagnosis of small cell osteosarcoma; it is often focal, making the diagnosis often extremely difficult.1,5,7 Although classified as an osteosarcoma based on its production of osteoid, the histomorphologic features of small cell osteosarcoma differ from those of conventional osteosarcoma in that the cells are smaller with less cytoplasm and more uniform.
As alluded to earlier, the differential diagnosis of small cell osteosarcoma includes other small round blue cell tumors, including various non-Hodgkin lymphomas, small cell carcinoma, neuroblastoma, mesenchymal chondrosarcoma, and Ewing sarcoma/primitive neuroectodermal tumor (PNET).1,6,7 The cells of malignant lymphoma generally have larger nuclei than in small cell osteosarcoma, often with vesicular chromatin, irregular nuclear membranes, prominent nucleoli, a lack of cellular cohesion, and lymphoglandular bodies, features not generally seen in small cell osteosarcoma. In addition, immunoperoxidase staining for common leukocyte antigen and flow cytometry can effectively exclude a lymphoproliferative process. Small cell carcinoma manifesting as a bony mass, particularly in a young patient, would be extremely uncommon.6 In addition, a lack of immunoperoxidase staining for cytokeratins and neuroendocrine markers like synaptophysin and chromogranin would exclude this possibility.
Neuroblastoma metastatic to bone may also mimic small cell osteosarcoma with its small blue cell morphologic features and proclivity to young patients, particularly if the presence of a primary adrenal tumor is not known. The presence of Homer Wright rosettes or pseudorosettes supports a diagnosis of neuroblastoma over small cell osteosarcoma. In addition, neuroblastomas are immunoreactive for synaptophysin and chromogranin but are virtually never immunoreactive for CD99 (O13).
Although mesenchymal chondrosarcoma has areas of small round blue cell morphologic features, it characteristically has "staghorn," hemangiopericytoma-like vessels and areas of differentiated cartilage, features not generally seen in small cell osteosarcoma.1,7 However, if these features are not present on the smears owing to sampling, mesenchymal chondrosarcoma can be very difficult to differentiate from small cell osteosarcoma.
The most difficult differential diagnosis is between small cell osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma/PNET. Indeed, the histologic appearance of Ewing sarcoma/PNET—sheets of monotonous, small, round cells with minimal cytoplasm—can be identical to that of small cell osteosarcoma. In addition, in the absence of mineralization, true osteoid of small cell osteosarcoma can be very difficult to differentiate from collagen or fibrin that can be seen in Ewing sarcoma/PNET.6 If present, any significant degree of cell spindling in the tumor effectively eliminates the diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma/PNET.6 The presence of Homer Wright rosettes and pseudorosettes supports the diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma/PNET over small cell osteosarcoma, although as mentioned, these features may also be seen in metastatic neuroblastoma.7 Ewing sarcoma/PNET (as well as mesenchymal chondrosarcoma) is usually strongly immunoreactive for CD99 (O13); unfortunately, small cell osteosarcoma can also be positive for CD99, so positive staining with this marker is not helpful. However, a negative result with this immunoperoxidase marker supports the diagnosis of small cell osteosarcoma over Ewing sarcoma/PNET.1,7 In addition, if molecular testing can be performed, the t(11;22) (q24;q12) translocation is diagnostic for Ewing sarcoma/PNET. However, in the absence of osteoid, it may not be possible to definitively differentiate small cell osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma/PNET in limited material obtained by FNA. Overall, in our series, flow cytometry (2 cases) and immunoperoxidase staining (3 cases) were helpful in excluding potential mimics in some cases.
The most important reason to be able to recognize small cell osteosarcoma is the effect of this diagnosis on guiding appropriate therapy. Although the treatment of small cell osteosarcoma has not been optimized (owing to its rarity), small cell osteosarcoma is most often treated like conventional osteosarcoma, with neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by surgical resection.1,6 Mesenchymal chondrosarcoma is not treated with chemotherapy, and the chemotherapeutic protocols for small cell carcinoma, non-Hodgkin lymphomas, Ewing sarcoma/PNET, and osteosarcoma are different. Specifically, osteosarcoma is most often treated with a regimen of cisplatin, doxorubicin, and high-dose methotrexate,9 whereas Ewing sarcoma/PNET is most often treated with doxorubicin, cyclophosphamide, vincristine, and dactinomycin.10 However, in cases in which a tumor cannot be definitively placed into the small cell osteosarcoma or Ewing sarcoma/PNET category, authorities recommend treating the tumor as a Ewing sarcoma/PNET.1,6
Small cell osteosarcoma shares some of the previously described cytomorphologic features of classic osteosarcoma, but a common denominator is the predominance of small to intermediate-sized cells with scant osteoid. Clinical and radiographic parameters, in conjunction with cytomorphologic, flow cytometric, and immunoperoxidase studies, are helpful in the definitive diagnosis of small cell osteosarcoma.
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Twenty years ago tonight, thieves posing as Boston police talked their way into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and left with thirteen works of art now valued at half a billion dollars, including a Vermeer and three Rembrandts. Neither those responsible for history's greatest art theft, nor the missing works of art, have ever been located. (Previously, including a comment from a MeFite who had been working security at the musuem, but not that night.)
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The crimes they are a'changing.
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After 86 years, WTMJ-AM to end Wisconsin Badgers broadcasts
According to a memo sent to Journal Broadcast Group employees, WTMJ-AM announced it will "decline to renew" its agreement with Learfield Sports, radio rights holder for Wisconsin Badgers football.
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Westown hosts holiday bazaar at Shops of Grand Avenue
The first Westown Holiday Bazaar will fill The Shops of Grand Avenue with a holiday bustle Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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According to his longtime spokesman, Ernest Borgnine died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles with his family by his side.
He may have been best known as the scheming naval officer in the sitcom "McHale's Navy."
Borgnine was also known for beating up Frank Sinatra in "From Here to Eternity."
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Baby registries are a great way to help new parents get the baby items they need before their little bundle arrives. Baby items can really add up, so it's nice to have friends and family chip in with gifts and registries are a good way to give them a bit of direction.
I hadn't a clue what I was doing when I registered for my baby shower before I had Fern and as such, I thought it might be helpful to share some of the insight I learned through the process in the hopes that it can be quick and painless for any of you planning to do this in the future.
Read my tips after the jump!
10 Tips For Registering For Baby Items:
1. Take a seasoned mama friend
I cannot overemphasize the importance of this. If you've never been into a baby store you have no idea how many baby gadgets and gizmos exist out there and if you don't have someone with you to show you the ropes, it's easy to want to turn right around and walk out the door. Take a friend with whom you share a similar aesthetic and temperament and you'll likely end up crossing off all the essentials on your list.
2. Take a poll
Ask other parents what they found to be the most important baby items in their repertoire. For me, I'd say: *our baby swing, *swaddle wraps, and *the Nose Frida snot sucker, but it's great to hear from other parents as well. First hand recommendations really can go a long way.
3. Do your research
Look up the really important stuff ahead of time and do a bit of research. I would suggest car seats as the most important item to look into since it's the key component in keeping your child safe on a near daily basis. Read safety reports and think about what will work best for you and your lifestyle. You may also want to look into the other large ticket items such as strollers, swings and cribs as well.
4. Prioritize
Make a list ahead of time that focuses on your needs V.S. wants. Of course it would be great to be able to have everything on your list, but make sure you tackle the "needs" on your list before adding on a bunch of "wants" – you don't want your registry to be too overwhelming for people.
5. Bring snacks
This is probably going to take awhile…a LONG while. When I registered it took about three hours and when I went with a pregnant friday this past year it took us four! You will need snacks or you'll start feeling sick and get grumpy.
6. Safety trumps style
It's great to find baby items that fit in with your personal style, but don't sacrifice the safety of an item for style. One such example would be a high chair – make sure it has all the proper safety harnesses, because no matter how good it looks, safety comes first.
7. Give people options
When choosing a place to register, choose a place that also offers online shopping for those who don't have time to head out to a store or who may not live near the particular store that you've registered at. It's also important to choose baby items at a variety of price points. There are people who will definitely want to splurge on you and your little one (i.e. the grandparents), so don't feel bad about adding some big ticket items to your list (*you will also get a % off when you complete your registry at most places so adding it can simply be a way to save money later when you purchase these items yourself), but make sure to also include less expensive items also so that everyone can find gifts that fit in their budget.
8. No clothes
It can be tempting to register for clothes, but try to resist. People will always buy you clothes, so you don't need to register for them. You may want to direct them to things that fit your style, but it doesn't really matter, because people like buying baby clothes and they probably won't want to buy what you've chosen anyway, but rather what they deem to be cute themselves. Just go with it. The one exception would be registering for basics like solid onesies, gowns, socks, etc…
9. Think multi-purpose
Items that can multi-task are awesome and you should definitely seek them out. Yes, an infant car seat is convenient now, but what happens when your baby outgrows it? Consider items that will go the distance (like this car seat) and that serve more than one purpose (I did a post laying out some suggestions here).
10. Consider the future
It may seem weird to register for items like a high chair right away, since your baby won't need it for awhile, but register for those things anyway. Babies grow and change quicker than you can ever imagine and you'll need those items before you know it and it'll be nice to have them on hand ahead of time instead of scrambling to find them when it comes up.
What were some essentials that helped you when you were doing your baby registry?
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Participating in the Jordan Classic All-Star game, Lucas suffered a broken right ankle.
While suffering a broken ankle is surely a setback in his young career, it could have been worse. Lucas is expected to make a full recovery and be back in time for his freshman season according to doctors who have dealt with this type of injury.
Thankfully, the Michigan State commit did not tear any ligaments in the ankle and the injury appears to be a clean break of the tibia or less weight-bearing bone.
He told the Lansing State Journal "It's tough, but at least I won't have to have surgery."
His ankle was fitted for a cast and he is expected to be fully healed in time for MSU's fall practice.


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With the way that the Thanksgiving Day games went, it looked like we could be in for a barn-burner of a week from a fantasy perspective, as any number of players posted huge numbers as we watched through a delicious haze of gravy.
That gravy hangover appears to have carried over into some very unevenly played games on Sunday, but that doesn't mean there weren't some gems scattered amongst the stinkers.
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Right now i have:
q6600 @ 2.4ghz
4gb 800mhz ram
ati 5770
2 sata hard drives
5 fans
antect power 700w http://www.ebuyer.com/product/124927
now problem is the psu looks really ugly inside and when i try to clean it becomes a real hassle. i have all these power cables inside and some of them become really annoying. if someone can tell me which psu is better or recommend a better modular psu.
1) http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-117-AN&tool=3
now my second question. i already have a 5770 and i was wondering if it's worth getting a new graphics card or cross firing 2 5770. i probably wont get one yet because i'm still deciding if i should save up for a ps3 or new graphics card,lol.
1) The Antec 700W is fine for your setup, the second link you provided doesn't work so...
2) This may be a little biased but, as a PC gamer, definitely the video cards lol
5770 will give you decent performance for non heavy direct X 11 games (which their aren't many)
If Crysis 2 lives up to the hype you may wanna start looking at a Radeon 6970 or GTX 580
The links work fine for me, i checked all three of them. Plus i dont want the antec anymore it seriously so hard cleaning and trying to tidy up the wires.
lol yeh but i really really want to play heavy rain, uncharted and all those awesome ps3 exclusives.
oooh really well i dont want to get an expensive graphics card just for crysis....god this so frustrating because by the time i do get a new graphics card there will be a better one being released.
also is 600w psu good enough for a crossfired 5770
kassim3 wrote:also is 600w psu good enough for a crossfired 5770
I would opt for a 750W to stay on the safe side.
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Silverstone just released some new impressive PSUs, the 750w is only like 150 dollars and its 80 Plus Gold certified for up to 90 percent efficiency. I plan on getting a 1000 watt for only 200 dollars because my PSU's AMPs are fairly low in efficiency and I need to swap it out for better stability.
its cheaper then newegg.com and its a trusted site
yeah cross fire 2 5770's, and that 700 watt antec PSu should be able to handle that beast of a system, =)
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Okay main point - anyone keeps Marimos?
if you dont know what it is. its a ball.. green coloured.. aka algae ball / moss ball
its the easiest "pet" to keep.. watch change once a week.. some salt and ta-da !
it grows !
Abit weird of a pet.. x)
i love em so much imma buy more seamonkeys too..
anyone keeps them? im planning to keep it with my marimo.. not sure if it'd died cause of the chemical used by seamonkeys.. Uhmmms or maybe the monkeys will eat my momo up..
anyone knows about marimo ? death anqel added 8 Minutes and 42 Seconds later...
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Online scam losses double
Losses to online scams more than doubled to $560m from $265m in 2009, as complaints rose 22.3% to 337,000, reported the FBI's Internet...
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Fake e-mails that invoked the FBI's name represented 17% of all complaints. Other popular scams included hitman extortions, astrology readings, economics or "government stimulus" fraud, fake job sites and fake pop-ups for antivirus software.
Just over half the complainants were men, with two-thirds aged 30 to 50. Men lost on average $1.51 to every dollar a woman lost.
Non-delivered goods made up 20% of complaints, followed by identity theft (14%), credit card fraud (10%), auction fraud (10%) and computer fraud (8%).
The costliest crimes were investment fraud, which averaged $3,200 per incident, followed by overpayment fraud ($2,500) and advance fee fraud ($1,500).
The FBI said just over three-quarters of perpetrators were male, and two-thirds lived in the US, although others lived in the UK, Nigeria, Canada, Malaysia and Ghana.
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