1. To provide an educational review of bone tumors and their appearance in conventional radiography. 2. To review differential diagnosis and discuss a systematic approach to the diagnosis of bone tumors and tumor-like lesions based on conventional radiography features and clinical presentation.

1. Introduction. 2. Age of presentation. 3. Review of imaging findings. - Opacity (lytic, sclerotic, mixed). - Margin and destruction patterns. - Periosteal Reaction. - Cortical Involvement. - Mineralization (chondroid matrix, osteoid matrix). - Location: skeleton, longitudinal (epiphyseal, metaphyseal, diaphyseal), transverse (centric, eccentric, cortical, juxtacortical). - Number (solitary, multiple, polyostotic). - Soft Tissue Component. 4. Sample cases and mimics. 5. Summary.