Presentation
Smoker
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Femoral metastasis
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Lytic femoral cortical as well as medullary lesions.
From the case:
Femoral metastasis
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Sacroiliac joint fusion and flowing anterior osteophytes.
Case Discussion
CT chest demonstrates a hilar mass (no images) and the femoral lesion is a presumed metastasis.
Lumbar spine and pelvic radiographs of the same patient suggest ankylosing spondylitis.