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• TITLE: Melorheostosis of the Left Upper Limp

  AUTHORS: Bahri Evren, Ayse Cikim Sertkaya, Ismail Koksal, Ahmet Sigirci, Ersoy Kekilli

  KEYWORDS: Melorheostosis; Bone Scintigraphy; Radiography; Upper Limp

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Medical Imaging, Vol.2 No.3, September 25, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Melorheostosis, also known as Leri disease or flowing periosteal hyperostosis, is a rare, non-hereditary, benign, skle-rosing bone dysplasia which radiologically characterized by the appearance of “melting wax flowing down a candle”. We report on a 43-year-old woman with melorheostosis who had pain in the upper limp for 10 years, limitation of joint movement and a deformity in the left third finger. Radiographies and bone scintigraphy were evaluated. All lesions of melorheostosis in radiography were seen in bone scintigraphy. More than half of increased uptakes on bone scintigra-phy are due to degenerative process.