Presentation
Incidental lesions found in right distal tibia. Background of alcohol abuse.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Femoral and tibial bone infarcts
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Geographical and serpiginous regions are present involving the femoral condyle, proximal and distal tibial regions. The areas involved are seen to demonstrate central ground glass change and peripheral sclerosis, with the appearances consistent with bony infarcts.
Case Discussion
This case demonstrates knee and distal tibia bone infarcts in a patient with a history of alcohol abuse.
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