"Skeletal leave alone lesions, also called “don't touch” or "do-not-touch" lesions, are so characteristic radiographically that further diagnostic tests such as a biopsy are unnecessary and can be frankly misleading and lead to additional unnecessary surgery. Thus, a radiologic diagnosis should be made without a list of differential possibilities."
"Initially described by the renowned musculoskeletal radiologist Clyde Helms in a chapter of his book "Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiology" entitled "don't touch lesions" 1,12."
Expected headings
"Post-traumatic lesions"
"Normal variants"
"Lesions that are real but obviously benign"