Presentation
Increasing difficulty walking. No trauma or pain. No previous imaging.
Patient Data
Age: 90 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Paget disease of the femur
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Coarse trabeculations and expanded femoral head.
Thickened, irregular femoral shaft cortex with several stress fractures.
Distal femur is normal in appearance.
Case Discussion
This patient has presented with Paget disease of the left femur.
This condition typically affects the pelvis, spine and skull, but can affect proximal long bones.
Given the evidence of stress fractures, orthopedic review was arranged and this case was managed conservatively.
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