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Radiographs may show bone erosions and may depict cartilage loss indirectly through joint space narrowing [8] (Fig. 2).
Furthermore, MRI may show bone bruises and allow location of the trauma.
Skeletal examination in these patients may show bone changes suggestive for spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia, driving the correct diagnosis.
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MR imaging in osteoarthritis may typically show bone edema, loss of cartilage, degenerative tears in the menisci, Baker's cysts, and effusion in the knee joint.
Moreover, normal paraprostatic cysts may also be mineralized or even show bone formation.
Cancer may spread to the liver, lungs, or bone by way of the blood system; about 70 percent of the cases show bone involvement.
Panoramic radiographs may show severe alveolar bone destruction, which produces the appearance of "floating teeth" (Fig. 14) [26].
Plain radiography of the spine may show loss of bone cortex at the corner of the vertebral body, giving the appearance of an erosion, while reparative phenomena include squaring, sclerosis, syndesmophytes, and, ultimately, complete ankylosis Destructive changes at the vertebral endplate appear radiographically as spondylodiscitis.
Very large GTP may show so-called "aggressive" bone changes eroding the medial wall of the middle ear cavity and ossicles.
Accordingly, MR imaging may show a persistent high bone marrow cellularity under anti-angiogenic treatment.
The affected metaphyses of long bones may show horizontal or longitudinal areas of signal loss of on T1- and T2-weighted MR images, which resemble metaphyseal bands and striations seen on conventional radiographs [ 47].
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