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(A) Trauma anteroposterior radiograph of the right upper extremity showing a fracture through lesion in the distal radius and a fracture of ulna. (B) Trauma anteroposterior radiograph showing second fracture in the same area 18 months later. (C,D) Anteroposterior radiograph of the upper extremity 25 months (C) and 31 months (D) after the first injury showing united fracture. Fractures are indicated by arrows and non-ossifying fibromas by asterisks.
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X-ray showed osteolytic changes in the distal part of the left radius (Figure 1).
(A,B) Anteroposterior and lateral radiographs of the left knee showing non-ossifying fibroma in the distal femur and proximal fibula. (C) Lateral radiographs of the right knee showing non-ossifying fibroma in the distal femur. Non-ossifying fibromas are indicated by asterisks.
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This time, X-ray imaging of the entire skeleton was performed, which, in addition to osteolytic changes in the area of the left radius, also showed osteolytic changes in the proximal part of the left fibula with fibrous changes after previously unnoted fracture and osteolytic changes in the distal part of the right and left femur (Figure 2).