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Abstract

Multilobular tumors of bone, though relatively rare, occupy a significant niche within the broad and diverse category of bone neoplasms. Typically arising in flat bones such as the skull and pelvis, these tumors are characterized by their lobulated architecture and slow-growing but locally aggressive behavior. Historically more recognized in veterinary pathology, multilobular tumors have become a subject of growing interest in human orthopedic oncology due to their complex presentation, diagnostic ambiguity, and therapeutic challenges. This article explores the clinical, pathological, and radiological features of multilobular bone tumors, contextualizes their place within the bone tumor spectrum, and discusses current and emerging management strategies. Through a multidisciplinary lens, the article highlights how understanding the nuances of these tumors contributes to the broader field of bone oncology.