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Fig. 1F. —38-year-old man with classic adamantinoma of tibia. Radiologic diagnosis of fibrous dysplasia was established at 2 years old in 1961. At 6 years old, he had fracture, and anterior bowing developed after cast removal. Three years after en bloc resection in 1996, he developed recurrent tumor and lung metastases and died. Photomicrograph of center of tumor after resection shows classic adamantinoma, strings of epithelial cells (arrow) embedded in fibrous tissue. (H and E, x100)