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Anteroposterior radiographs show transverse sclerotic lesions on metaphyseal region of both tibias (arrows) where left one extends into the tibial plateau.
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X-rays of both knees showed transverse sclerotic lesions and cortical thickening at the medial plateaus (Figure-1).
Oval-shaped increased osteoblastic activity on the metaphyseal region of both tibias (arrows).
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MDP) performed to disclose a stress fracture showed an increased osteoblastic activity of oval-shape at the medial side of tibial metaphysis (Figure-2). MRI showed a fracture line with an intraarticular extension and bone marrow edema that surrounded the fracture (Figure-3).
Coronal MR images show a fracture line at the medial side of left tibia which extends into the lateral half. Fracture at the right side extends into the articular surface.
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MDP) performed to disclose a stress fracture showed an increased osteoblastic activity of oval-shape at the medial side of tibial metaphysis (Figure-2). MRI showed a fracture line with an intraarticular extension and bone marrow edema that surrounded the fracture (Figure-3).