Presentation
Backache. No trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Multiple myeloma
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Significant generalized osteopenia. Height reduction / anterior wedging of multiple vertebral bodies.
Protrusio acetabuli - more obvious on right side.
A lytic lesion is noted in proximal shaft of left femur. It causes endosteal scalloping of medial cortex. Few other tiny lytic suspicious foci are noted causing endosteal scalloping of lateral femoral shaft cortex.
Case Discussion
Findings raised the possibility of multiple myeloma. Electrophoresis study proved the diagnosis.
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