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A B C
PANOSTEITIS Stages of panosteitis. A, Early stage in a femur. Circumscribed increased opacity is visible in the
mid-diaphysis and the proximal diaphysis. B, Middle stage in a humerus. Diffuse increased opacity of the entire diaphysis
and a continuous periosteal new bone formation on the diaphysis are seen. C, Later stage in a radius and ulna. Less
intense but still apparent increased opacity is visible, primarily in the proximal radius and ulna. Mild periosteal new
bone formation is visible on the cranial radius (arrow). (From Schenck P: Saunders comprehensive review for the
NAVLE®, St Louis, 2010, Saunders.)
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