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Rectal carcinoma revealed by isolated mixed bone metastases
Maroua Slouma1,2, Maissa Abbes1,2, Rim Dhahri1,2
1Department of Internal Medicine Military Hospital Tunis Tunisia.
Isolated bone metastases from rectal cancer are rare. This case highlights the mixed radiographic findings of osseous metastases, aiding in differential diagnosis for rectal neoplasia.
Area of Science:
- Oncology
- Radiology
- Pathology
Background:
- Rectal neoplasia can metastasize to bone, but isolated bone metastases are uncommon.
- Radiographic presentations of bone metastases include lytic, sclerotic, or mixed lesions.
- Accurate diagnosis of bone metastases is crucial for patient management.
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