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Elderly male with left inguinal hernia. Bone scan shows inear focus of activity in the region of the left thigh.
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On delayed images, there was a coincidental linear focus of activity in the region of the left thigh, which seemed to be in the inferior pubic ramus:raising suspicion of osseous metastasis (Fig. 1).
Elderly male with left inguinal hernia. Lateral view shows that activity lies within the soft tissue anterior to the bones.
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A lateral view showed this activity to lie within the soft tissue anterior to the bones (Fig. 2), which was confirmed by the SPECT imaging.
Elderly male with left inguinal hernia. CT scan of the pelvis shows a left inguinal hernia containing fat, as well as a part of the urinary bladder.
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A subsequent CT scan of the pelvis showed a left inguinal hernia containing fat, as well as a part of the urinary bladder in that region (Figure 3, Figure 4).
Elderly male with left inguinal hernia. CT scan of the pelvis shows a left inguinal hernia containing fat, as well as a part of the urinary bladder
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A subsequent CT scan of the pelvis showed a left inguinal hernia containing fat, as well as a part of the urinary bladder in that region (Figure 3, Figure 4).