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1. Five cases of pseudomalignant osseous tumour of soft tissue are reported.
2. Clinical and histological observations suggest that this lesion is a reactive condition initiated by an infection.
3. Tomography is helpful in demonstrating the characteristic peripheral ossification around non-ossified central regions of the lesion.
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