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Appearance of sclerosis in bilateral acetabular rooves on hip radigraphy
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F1
In direct bone radiography, sclerosis was observed in bilateral acetabular rooves (Fig. 1).
Early screening and static whole-body bone scintigraphy (Tc99m-MDP)
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Whole-body scintigraphy revealed increased blood flow and increased activity uptake in static phase in the right femoral trochanter major and in the calcaneal epiphyseal line in the left foot, and increased activity uptake in the static phase in the right superior ramus pubis (Fig. 2, 3a, b).
(a) Anterior pelvis static bone scintigraphy. Increased activity uptake compared to its symmetrics in the medial part of the right superior ramus pubis and in the epiphyseal line in the right trochanter major. (b) Lateral static bone scintigraphy of both feet. Increased activity accumulation in the left calcaneal epiphyseal line compared to its symmetrics
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F3
Whole-body scintigraphy revealed increased blood flow and increased activity uptake in static phase in the right femoral trochanter major and in the calcaneal epiphyseal line in the left foot, and increased activity uptake in the static phase in the right superior ramus pubis (Fig. 2, 3a, b).