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enostosis

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enostosis /en·os·to·sis/ (en″os-to´sis) a morbid bony growth within a bone cavity or on the internal surface of the bone cortex.
en·os·to·sis (n-stss)
n. pl. en·os·to·ses (-sz)
A mass of proliferating bone tissue within a bone.

Bone Island
A benign focus of compact bone within cancellous bone, almost invariably an incidental finding, which can mimic an osteoblastic metastasis—e.g., from prostate cancer

enostosis [en″os-to´sis]
a bony growth within a bone cavity or on the internal surface of the bone cortex.

enostosis (en´ostō´sis),
n a bony growth located within a bone cavity or centrally from the cortical plate. See also osteoma.

enostosis
a bony growth within a bone cavity or on the internal surface of the bone cortex. See also panosteitis.


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Bone scan findings are usually normal in patients with OPK, but reveal slightly increased activity similar to the bone island or enostosis that reflects active osseous remodelling that may be detected, especially in young patients with classic radiographic findings that are consistent with OPK.
 
 
 
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