Is A

Iatrogenic injury

May Cause

Acro-osteolysis

Avascular necrosis

Bone infarct

Bowel ischemia

Bowel wall thickening with heterogeneous enhancement

Bowel wall thickening with homogeneous enhancement

Cone-shaped epiphysis

Duodenal wall thickening

Epiphyseal necrosis

Exostosis

Focal renal parenchymal scar

Generalized irregular small bowel folds

Limb asymmetry

Limb reduction

Localized periosteal reaction

Localized wide epiphyseal plate

Metaphyseal cupping

Mild bowel wall thickening

Multiple abnormal epiphyses

Periosteal new bone formation in a child

Periventricular T2 hyperintense lesion

Protrusio acetabuli

Pulmonary disease in an immunodeficient patient

Radiolucent metaphyseal bands

Segmental bowel wall thickening

Shortened bone with premature growth-plate closure

Sinus disease with bone destruction

Symmetric bowel wall thickening

Unilateral renal nonfunction

Unilaterally decreased renal contrast concentration

May Be Caused by

Radiation therapy