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Simple radiography is the current gold standard for initial diagnosis and evaluation of relapses | Simple radiography is the current gold standard for the initial diagnosis and evaluation of relapses of multiple myeloma. Well defined punched out bony lesions and hair on end appearance are two characteristic findings. The [[long bone]]s and the spine must always be evaluated. The evaluation of other bones merit consideration based on the symptoms of the patient. | ||
==X Ray== | ==X Ray== | ||
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Overview
Simple radiography is the current gold standard for the initial diagnosis and evaluation of relapses of multiple myeloma. Well defined punched out bony lesions and hair on end appearance are two characteristic findings. The long bones and the spine must always be evaluated. The evaluation of other bones merit consideration based on the symptoms of the patient.
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X ray showing hair on end appearance. -
X ray spine showing collapsed vertebrae. -
X ray spine showing increased space between 2 vertebrae suggestive of possible malignancy.
