May Cause

Acquired posterior neural arch defect

Apophyseal lytic lesion

Bone sequestrum

Diaphyseal bone lesion

Displaced elbow fat pad

Enlarged vertebral pedicle

Epiphyseal lytic lesion

Focal vertebral sclerosis

Localized cortical bone thickening

Localized periosteal reaction

Lucent bone lesion with sclerotic rim

Lucent defect in bones of hands, wrists, feet, or ankles

Lytic phalangeal lesion

Lytic vertebral lesion

Mixed-radiopacity jaw lesion

Musculoskeletal lesion with adjacent edema

Non-neoplastic bone lesion

Osteolytic lesion with calcium attenuation

Paranasal sinus mass

Periosteal new bone formation in a child

Periosteal reaction involving the clavicle

Pseudomacrodactyly

Sclerosis of bone with periosteal reaction

Sclerotic clavicle

Sclerotic foot bone lesion

Sclerotic hand bone lesion

Scoliosis

Sesamoid lytic lesion

Short rib lesion

Solitary lytic diaphyseal bone lesion

Solitary lytic epiphyseal lesion

Solitary lytic epiphyseal-metaphyseal lesion

Solitary opacity in jaw

Solitary osteosclerotic bone lesion

Solitary well-defined lytic metaphyseal lesion

Solitary well-demarcated lytic bone lesion

Thick periosteal reaction along bone shaft

Vertebral neoplasm

Vertebral pedicle sclerosis