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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1987
This article discusses the role of imaging in the evaluation of patients with known or suspected malignancies. The radionuclide skeletal scintigram is the most sensitive imaging method for screening the skeleton for metastatic disease but is inherently nonspecific.
J H, Thrall, B I, Ellis
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This article discusses the role of imaging in the evaluation of patients with known or suspected malignancies. The radionuclide skeletal scintigram is the most sensitive imaging method for screening the skeleton for metastatic disease but is inherently nonspecific.
J H, Thrall, B I, Ellis
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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1977
We reviewed the published reports of skeletal cryptococcosis and added three cases to the fifty-six in the literature. Eight of the patients in the reported cases probably did not have primary skeletal cryptococcosis. The potential toxicity of antifungal drugs in current use and the apparent effectiveness of surgical treatment for patients who only ...
J, Chleboun, S, Nade
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We reviewed the published reports of skeletal cryptococcosis and added three cases to the fifty-six in the literature. Eight of the patients in the reported cases probably did not have primary skeletal cryptococcosis. The potential toxicity of antifungal drugs in current use and the apparent effectiveness of surgical treatment for patients who only ...
J, Chleboun, S, Nade
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Osteocalcin: Skeletal and extra‐skeletal effects
Journal of Cellular Physiology, 2013AbstractOsteocalcin (OC) is a non‐collagenous, vitamin K‐dependent protein secreted in the late stage of osteoblasts differentiation. The presence of the three residues of γ‐carbossiglutamatic acid, specific of the active form of OC protein, allows the protein to bind calcium and consequently hydroxyapatite.
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Skeletal scintigraphic findings in endemic skeletal fluorosis
Nuclear Medicine Communications, 1993Endemic skeletal fluorosis is characterized by bone, joint and muscle pain, progressive ankylosis of various joints and crippling deformities. Whole body skeletal scintigraphy with 99Tcm-methylene diphosphonate was performed for 17 symptomatic subjects suffering from this disorder.
S K, Gupta +3 more
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Contemporary Diagnostic Radiology, 1992
Diagnosis of pseudofractures by the radiologist can be challenging in the emergency setting. This review describes the common pseudofractures, which are attributable to normal variants and anomalies, Mach band formation, subjective contour formation, extraneous materials, and previous injuries.
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Diagnosis of pseudofractures by the radiologist can be challenging in the emergency setting. This review describes the common pseudofractures, which are attributable to normal variants and anomalies, Mach band formation, subjective contour formation, extraneous materials, and previous injuries.
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