Abstract

*Beth Vettiyil, MD and Brandon Walter Evans, MD

ABSTRACT

Primary lymphomas of the bone are rare cancers that only affect the osseous structures without any lymph node involvement. These patients usually present with localized pain and swelling. Radiological studies may show an aggressive local osseous lesion. Treatment options also need to be aggressive, usually involving a combination of surgical and non-surgical options. We present a case of a 56 year old male who presented with progressive painful swelling in his right lower extremity.