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Computed tomography at age 17. Osteolytic lesions and areas of "ground-glass" opacity in the right femur.
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At age 17, the patient had severe spontaneous pain in the hip, and a computed tomography scan showed interruption of the cortex in the right femoral neck related to fracture (Figure 1).
Bone scintigraphy at age 26. Diffusely increased osteoblastic activity on the right side of the body and tenth left costal arch.
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Bone scintigraphy revealed diffusely increased osteoblastic activity in the right hemibody (Figure 2).
Hip Rx at age 27. Lesions in the iliac bone and right femur compatible with fibrous dysplasia.
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An Rx showed lesions compatible with fibrous dysplasia (Figure 3).