PMC7476697_01
X-ray of the pelvis with both hip anteroposterior. Multiple osteolytic lesions in the pelvis and proximal femur showing right side neck of femur fracture.
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The patient then visited our tertiary center where the thorough skeletal survey was done, which showed involvement of pelvis (Fig. 1 and 2), spine (Fig. 3), and appendicular skeleton(Fig. 4 and 5) as well. The X-ray with which the patient presented showed superior cortical breach in the femoral neck, but on traction X-ray, the pathological trans-cervical neck femur fracture was noted (Fig. 1).
X-ray of bilateral hip lateral view. Wide spread multiple lesions.
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The patient then visited our tertiary center where the thorough skeletal survey was done, which showed involvement of pelvis (Fig. 1 and 2), spine (Fig. 3), and appendicular skeleton(Fig. 4 and 5) as well.
X-ray of shoulder anteroposterior and lateral view diffuse lesion involving the whole humerus and scapula.
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The patient then visited our tertiary center where the thorough skeletal survey was done, which showed involvement of pelvis (Fig. 1 and 2), spine (Fig. 3), and appendicular skeleton(Fig. 4 and 5) as well.
X-ray of knee anteroposterior and lateral view. Both distal femur and proximal tibia showing wide spread diffuse osteolytic lesions.
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The patient then visited our tertiary center where the thorough skeletal survey was done, which showed involvement of pelvis (Fig. 1 and 2), spine (Fig. 3), and appendicular skeleton(Fig. 4 and 5) as well.
Computed tomography-scan of the bilateral hip with lesions in the femoral head.
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The lesions were osteolytic, small, multiple, of varied sizes involving the whole of the involved bone, rather symmetrically (Fig. 6).