Thyroid carcinoma with pulsating vascular skeletal metastasis is: (A) Follicular, (B) Anaplastic, (C) Medullary, (D) Papillary
Answer is A. In Follicular carcinoma the Blood-borne metastases are more common and the eventual moality rate is twice that of pappillary cancer. bone secondaries are typically vascular ,warm pulsatile, localised,commonly in skull,longbones, ribst. ref ;(page no;794)25th edition of Bailey and love&;s sho practice of surgery