Presentation
A known case of multiple myeloma presented with chronic body pain.
Patient Data
Age: 90 years
Gender: Male
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Multiple well defined 'punched out' rounded lytic bone lesions are seen involving skull vault, well appreciated on the lateral view. Lesions give a rain-drop appearance to the skull.
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Multiple lytic lesions noted in bilateral humeral shafts. Tiny cystic lesions with surrounding sclerosis noted in head of right humerus. Suspicious lytic lesion also noted in right scapula.
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Suspicious tiny lytic lesions noted in proximal shaft region of right femur.
Case Discussion
Extensive well defined lytic lesions in a patient with known multiple myeloma.
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