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Tc-99m whole body bone scan showed photopenic area in sternum
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SPECT-CT). Scan showed rounded area of photopenia in the sternal body [Figures 1 and 2].
Oblique spot view image also showed photopenic lesion
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SPECT-CT). Scan showed rounded area of photopenia in the sternal body [Figures 1 and 2].
Computed tomography scan sagittal view also suggested sternal defect with no lytic/sclerotic component
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CT scan was done which showed defect in the sternum in lower one-third [Figures 3 and 4].
Volume rendered image from computed tomography scan beautifully demonstrates the defect to be normal variant- sternal foramina
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CT scan was done which showed defect in the sternum in lower one-third [Figures 3 and 4].
Axial view in computed tomography scan shows sternal defect with no lytic component
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Volume rendered images clearly show sternal foramina [Figure 5].