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Radiology features of the lytic lesions.
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These were suspicious for metastasis (Figure 1(a)). There was no pathological uptake elsewhere in the body (Figure 1(b)). The epicentres of all these lesions were in the dipole of the cranial vault and following contrast enhancement these lesions showed an avid enhancement (Figure 1(c)).
Histology demonstrating multiple tiny fragments of trabecular bone and marrow tissue being replaced by a mixture of fat, loose fibrous connective 
tissue, and thin walled multiple vascular channels which are suggestive of a benign intraosseous hemangioma.
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This was consistent with the appearance of a benign intraosseous hemangioma (Figure 2).