GORHAMS-DISEASE OF THE RADIUS - RADIOGRAPHIC, SCINTIGRAPHIC, AND MRI FINDINGS WITH PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION - A CASE-REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Me. Spieth et al., GORHAMS-DISEASE OF THE RADIUS - RADIOGRAPHIC, SCINTIGRAPHIC, AND MRI FINDINGS WITH PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION - A CASE-REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, Skeletal radiology, 26(11), 1997, pp. 659-663
A rare case of Gorham's disease affecting the radius in a 46-year-old
woman is presented. It was studied by plain radiography, MRI, and scin
tigraphy, including three-phase radionuclide bone scan and thallium sc
an. Three-phase bone scan demonstrated slightly decreased activity in
the affected portion of the forearm in the early phase, but showed inc
reased activity on the blood pool and delayed imaging. A thallium scan
revealed no abnormalities. Histopathologic examination revealed osteo
clastic activity and scar tissue with minimal remaining vasculature.