Healing of lytic Paget bone disease with diphosphonate therapy
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Radiology
|March 1, 1980
Abstract:
In a patient with Paget disease, two of three lytic fronts ("blade-of-grass" lesions) healed according to radiologic criteria during intermittent diphosphonate therapy.
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