Radiologic Findings – Friday Pop Quiz 6/19
What is the classic radiologic findings associated with this disorder?
A. Dural calcifications
B. Calcifications of the falx-cerebri
C. Tram-track calcifications of the temporal and occipital cortex
D. Osteopatha striata
E. Osteopoikilosis
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What is the classic radiologic findings associated with this disorder?
A. Dural calcifications
B. Calcifications of the falx-cerebri
C. Tram-track calcifications of the temporal and occipital cortex
D. Osteopatha striata
E. Osteopoikilosis
To find out the correct answer and read the explanation, click here.
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A. Check BUN/Cr
B. Check TSH/T4
C. Positron emission tomography
D. Urinary cytology
E. CT Head
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