Abstract

Multilobular tumour of bone (MLTB) is a rare bone neoplasm resembling benign bone tumours with no defined genetic basis. It is a slow-growing tumour that arises from the mesenchymal cells of the bone, particularly the skull and jaw bones, and can also affect the long bones in the limbs. Despite its benign histological appearance, it is locally invasive and has a potential for malignant transformation. MLTB is often difficult to manage due to the complex anatomical features involved, and the optimal treatment remains controversial.