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Advanced prostate cancer
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Age: 80 years
Gender: Male




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Multiple bone lesions within the pelvis, lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and femurs. These lesions are well demarcated and return high signal in STIR and low signal in T1.
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Osteoblastic metastases
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Radionuclide uptake is seen within the lumbar, sacrum, pelvic and femoral bones, corresponding to bone lesions seen in the MRI.