Rads – mediolateral and craniocaudal views of front limbs – Radiographic findings:
The patient is skeletally immature. The stage of bone development is as anticipated.
Moderate patchy medullary sclerosis noted for the diaphyses of all long bones which is
mainly centered around the vascular foramina and channels as a main finding. This is
accompanied by mildly irregular endosteal thickening.
The distal radius and ulna metaphyses of both front limbs present multifocal clusters of
mildly decreased bone opacity paralleling the physis. This is not accompanied by soft
tissue swelling nor by periosteal new bone formation.
Mild bilateral modeling of the medial coronoid process is noted on the craniocaudal
view along with mild focal sclerosis of the humeral trochlea.
The toe pads of the 2nd, 3rd & 4th phalanx of the right front paw appear to be swollen.
This may be a result of distal limb rotation and superimposition. Correlate with the
clinical findings to rule out possible pathology here