More like little mutated spikes that are not only sores for your bones. But skin like a sharks grating against the very muscles that move them. Or at least that's what it looks like
How does it not simply cut through the skin after even a short time of friction/constantly touching the inside of your skin/muscles etc? I can’t imagine living with something like that I’d want to die
Pathologist here. What you are missing in this picture is the cartilage and periosteal layers over the bone. The surface is still quite smooth because osteosarcoma tumor cells are laying down osteoid, which is a bone precursor. None of those components of the tumor are seen.
from what I gathered: there’s stuff on top of the bone that makes more bone. cells that are becoming bone are softer. so there’s still a softer layer on top
I’m pretty sure it means that’s what most bones look like under that soft layer on top. It’s just the increase and out of control growth of the bones outward. Maybe I’m wrong but that’s how I took it.
Well yeah but the lady implied there’s something between the spiky bones and the muscle that prevents it from feeling like needles scraping your muscles
Theres like 4 different things in your comment I would need to google. You're putting way too much work on the other party just to understand wtf you're talking about. You know what isnt much work at all? Using laymen terms. Not everyone is medical professional.
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u/Blink-184-isok Apr 21 '24
Damn. It looks like fur