The death of bone tissue, can be a source of pain and eventual possible long-term disability. There may be an underlying condition that may predispose to altered vascular supply to the bone, or, in many cases, the cause is undetermined and is termed idiopathic. Read the article to learn more!
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One of the first findings that we learn to recognize in the radiographic evaluation of the cervical spine is an increase in the atlanto-dental interspace (ADI).
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Although we are familiar with some of the more common advanced imaging techniques such as MRI, bone scans, and CT, new technologies are being developed and improved as each year passes. A relatively new imaging technology, of which you may be aware, is called PET imaging, which stands for “positron emission tomography”.
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While metastatic lesions are more common than primary malignant bone tumors, multiple myeloma is an osseous tumor that occurs with some frequency and should always be considered when faced with osteolytic lesions, particularly when multiple and in patients over the age of 50.
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An infrequent source of knee pain is spontaneous osteonecrosis of the knee (SONK). Osteonecrosis is often the result of pre-existing factor; however, when there is no underlying cause, it is presumed to be spontaneous.
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