Diagnosis of Paget's disease from chest radiographs: The "dense coracoid sign"
W. F.C. van Gelderen
South African Journal of Radiology · 1996
doi:10.4102/sajr.v1i4.1593 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Incidental Paget's disease of the shoulder as detected on chest radiographs is considered. Five patients demonstrated typical proximal humeral pagetoid involvement, but involvement of the acromiocoracoid or glenocoracoid parts of the scapula was twice as frequent. The dense coracoid was a constant feature and this sign should be sought on chest radiographs especially in the older patient.
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