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What does following mean on chest ct scan report: "no evidence of osteoblastic or osteolytic lesions is identified in bones of the chest." thank you?

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Dr. Michael Gabor answered

Specializes in Diagnostic Radiology

It means: there are no bone lesions or abnormalities to suggest bone malignancy/metastases. In other words, normal.

Dr Fowler agreed

Answered 5/16/2017

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