PI: Iva Brcic
Bone and joint pathology is a comprehensive field of diseases and includes a spectrum from tumor-like, infectious, degenerative, inflammatory, autoimmune to neoplastic diseases. The group focuses on applied clinical research as well as basic research and training of younger colleagues. The focus is on the study of tumor mimics and rare tumor entities, and the characterization of benign and malignant primary bone tumors. Morphological and genetic features are studied and correlated with clinicopathological and radiological findings. The goal of this research is to better understand the origin and diversity of bone tumors and to develop alternative therapeutic concepts. In addition, we organize an MSK Journal Club ("Translational Research of the Musculoskeletal Apparatus") as part of the Doctoral School (Bones, muscles, joints).
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Clinicopathological characterization of osteoid osteomas and comparison of two treatment modalities
Morphological and genetic characterization of benign osteogenic tumors and their correlation with clinicopathological and radiological findings
Clinicopathological and radiological characterization of benign fibro-osseous lesions of the craniofacial bones – a retrospective study
