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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Primary lymphoma of bone imaging performance analysis Of: Hu Jianbo, Chen Yan Jun, Wu Zewen, Xiao Lin [Abstract] Objective: To analyze the primary lymphoma of bone (PLB imaging performance, improve the clinical diagnosis of primary lymphoma of bone imaging rate method: 17 patients with pathologically proven primary lymphoma of bone, male 12, 5 females, aged 7-80 years, median age of 47.5 years, 17 patients with X ray and CT examination, 12 cases of MR examination. Results: (1 disease site: 6 cases of femur, ilium, thoracic all 3 cases , tibia, humerus, 2 cases of the lumbar spine, sacrum, sternum and 1 cases, and long bone disease accounted for 59%. (2 number of lesions: 17 cases of PLB, 1 patients with multiple bone involvement, the rest are single-bone involvement, (3 pathological features: osteolytic bone destruction, bone sclerosis, mild periosteal reaction, was soft-tissue mass, pathologic fracture. Conclusions: (1PLB lack of characteristic imaging performance to be X ray, CT and MRI combined with observations in order to make the correct diagnosis. (2PLB difficult to distinguish from other malignant tumors of bone. However, mild symptoms, focal bone destruction light and a large soft tissue mass, periosteal reaction, strongly suggestive of less PLB diagnosis. [Keywords:] primary bone lymphoma, imaging findings, bone tumors Bone lymphoma both primary and secondary points. The former obvious symptoms, often as a single bone invasion, and more violations of long bones, the prognosis is good. Phalanx which lymphoid tissue lymphoma foreign invasion and bone, and more for the late change, a serious condition, the prognosis is poor. This article explores the primary bone lymphoma, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma is a rare type of extranodal lymphoma, accounting for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL’s 1%, 5% of extranodal lymphoma, primary bone malignancy in 7% [1]. PLB currently accepted diagnostic criteria [2]:: (1) tumor confined to a si