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What is scalloping of the knees? what causes it?
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More info is needed to narrow my answer. Maybe you are referring to scalloping of the endosteum which is part of the bone. Endosteal scalloping is an imaging finding that a radiologist can see on XR, CT, and MRI. It indicates a disturbance of the bone and can occur around the knee (eg. femur/tibia) & can be seen w/ benign and cancerous (malignant) processes. U need to get more info from ur doctor
Answered 11/4/2021
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