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X-ray and CT image results of bilateral femoral heads obtained at the time of the first admission.
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When the patient visited our hospital for further evaluation, new x-ray radiographs suggested that the patient had left femoral head necrosis (Figure 1).
PET-CT images of primary mucinous lung adenocarcinoma with rib metastases.
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Once admitted to the tumor ward, the patient first underwent Positron Emission-Computed Tomography (PET-CT) which showed that the metabolism of the anterior part of the right 4th rib was abnormally increased and the nodules and clumps of the upper lobe of the right lung had increased metabolism (Figure 2).
MRI images of vertebral bone metastases and spinal cord compression in primary lung cancer.
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Last, multiple abnormal fusiform signal shadows were noted within the spinal canal and numerous soft tissue masses were noted near the left ilium, all considered to be caused by tumor metastasis (Figure 3).