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The usual radiographic appearance of an osteosarcoma is:

A

Discrete radiolucency with regular borders

B

Multicystic radiolucency with a soap bubble appearance with an irregular peripheral border

C

Sunburst pattern with radiopaque strands extending from the cortical plates

D

Cotton wool appearance with an irregular peripheral border

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