… The knee radiography revealed a well-defined sclerotic lesion along the medial cortex of …
The hand radiography showed a widening of the base of the middle phalanx from the second to …

Osteosarcoma (OS) accounts for about 20% of all sarcomas with gnathic involvement seen
in about 6%–10% of all OSs. The clinical presentation of OSs in the jaws is different from that …

… The clinical characteristics and radiographic presentation were those of a benign fibro-osseous
lesion. Surgically, the extent of the lesion was grossly visualized with an apparent abrupt …

… As a follow-up diagnosis, radiographs of the hands should be taken to show osteolysis of the
distal … 10.1 Werner syndrome Werner syndrome is one of the progeria syndromes, inherited …

… syndromes have been associated with an increased risk of developing osteosarcomas, such
as Werner syndrome… Routine radiographs are often sufficient to make a primary diagnosis …

… CCs caused by genetic disorders are also considered dystrophic (eg, Ehlers-Danlos and
Werner Syndromes). Some conditions are defined by a predisposition to both OCs and CCs (eg…

… Radiographic proof of infarction was identified in 60% of the … ailments as in Down syndrome
as well as Werner syndrome [79], … regarding HGPS also atypical Werner syndrome (AWS) is …

… Radiographic images of the hand of individual #1 showing osteopenia, … (RTS) and related
syndromes—RecQ family–related syndromes (Bloom syndrome and Werner syndrome), and …

… with radiographic evidence of … radiographic signs of acetabular retroversion (COS, PWS,
and ISS) following an isolated hip arthroscopy. We hypothesized that patients with radiographic …

… In addition, interestingly, Gardner/Turcot syndrome, Carney complex, and Werner syndrome
… respective syndromes. In the review by Lauper et al. [66], 17/189 Werner syndrome patients …