Although predominantly metaphyseal, ABC can sometimes also occur purely in the diaphyseal location and may have solid appearance on MRI and therefore must always be considered a differential diagnosis whenever a diaphyseal predominantly solid lesion in long tubular bone is seen in young individuals.
Key words: Diaphysis, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Solid, Cyst
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