The phrase "atypical bone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts to describe a bone that does not conform to the usual characteristics or patterns.
Example: "The X-ray revealed an atypical bone structure that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "unusual bone" or "abnormal bone".
Two of her patients on bisphosphonates suffered the atypical thigh bone breaks, she said.
The higher levels of IL-32γ in the joints and tissues of the AS patients might induce OB differentiation and then trigger atypical new bone formation.
Emphasis is put on some of the more difficult presentations of stress fractures; in particular atypical femoral shaft fractures, bone marrow oedema syndrome and radiotherapy-related stress fractures are discussed.
We hypothesize that the reduced plasticity associated with BP treatments may induce an increase in microcrack accumulation and growth under cyclic daily loadings, and potentially increase the susceptibility of cortical bone to atypical (fatigue-like) fractures.
Multiple myeloma is a malignant B cell disorder characterized by proliferation of atypical plasma cells in bone marrow [ 2] with or without the presence of monoclonal immunoglobulin protein in serum and/or urine [ 3].
Features predicting for the development of oestrogen receptor-positive tumours (such as age, atypical hyperplasia, breast and bone density, and levels of oestradiol, oestrone and testosterone) may therefore become important components of preventative trial targeting.
In man, mitotically unstable ring chromosomes, telomeric associations and anaphase bridges are common in borderline malignant mesenchymal tumours, including giant cell tumours of bone and atypical lipomatous tumours (Mandahl et al, 1998; Gisselsson et al, 1999).
Abnormal vasculature results in qualitatively degradated bone, with an atypical architecture or even in bone necrosis.
The findings from these 2 cases and the reported cases suggest that the age, physical examination, imaging characteristics, histopatho-logy, treatment, and prognosis for chrondroblastoma are similar to typical lesions arising from the epiphysis and metaphysis of the long bone, while the atypical sites of long bone diaphysis may be a cause of diagnostic uncertainty.
45 Lastly, osteonecrosis of the jaw, suppression of bone turnover, and atypical subtrochanteric and diaphyseal femoral fractures have been reported in patients taking denosumab.
At present we can only say that it is probable that an occasional case may be saved by amputation or by amputation combined with toxins and radium; and that in 1 atypical case of primary malignant bone tumor with metastasis in the groin the patient recovered after an exploratory operation and the postoperative use of Coley toxins and radium.
