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Refer Robbins page no 1231 8th edition The lesions of fibrous dysplasia are well circumscribed, intra- medullary, and vary greatly in size. Larger lesions expand and disto the bone. The lesional tissue is tan-white and gritty and is composed of curvilinear trabeculae of woven bone sur- rounded by a moderately cellular fibroblastic proliferation. The curvilinear shapes of the trabeculae mimic Chinese characters, and the bone lacks prominent osteoblastic rimming (Fig. 26-38). Nodules of hyaline cailage with the appearance of disorga- nized growth plate are also present in approximately 20% of cases. Cystic degeneration, hemorrhage, and foamy macro- phages are other common findings.