Presentation
Low backache for three months.
Patient Data
Age: 50
Gender: Male
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KUB X-Ray showing Degenerative changes of spine.
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X-Ray Spine on lateral view showing L1 wedge compression (? post trauma)
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X-Ray Skull (Lateral and AP view) showing Multiple Lytic lesions.
Case Discussion
A typical case of lytic lesions seen in multiple myeloma (MM). Diagnosis was confirmed as MM Stage IIIB,
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