DD's of lytic lesions of temporal bone

Manish Arya

what will be the DD's of lytic lesions of temporal bone??

 ·  ·  · March 1 at 2:06pm

• You, Prahlada Nayaka Basavanthappa, Sushil Bharti and Ravi Meher like this.
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    Ravi Meher PG exam question...is there any PG who can answer this?

    March 1 at 7:48pm ·  ·  1
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    Sarvejeet Singh ‎Ravi Meher sir apne ye bol kar humsabke answer dene par ban laga diya!!!

    Friday at 3:53pm ·  ·  3
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    Ravi Meher no Sarvejeet Singh, there is no ban but i just wanted more participation from our junior colleguess,and any body can answer

    Friday at 4:51pm ·  ·  1
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    Jeff Sura CHOLESTEATOMA, NEOPLASM- BENIGN AND MALIGNANT, VASCULAR MALFORMATIONS,

    Saturday at 12:20am ·  ·  3
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    Manish Arya sir question hi PG ne pucha hai ;)

    Saturday at 12:22am · 
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    Adnan Yar Muhammad histocytosis x

    Saturday at 3:27pm ·  ·  2
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    Ravi Meher large antral cell, a post operated mastoid cavity, mutiple myeloma, etc. Dr Sarvejeet Singh please add

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    Abhay Anand Abnormal Emissary vein,Mega Antrum,Gun shot injury,Granuloma Eosinophilic.

    Saturday at 8:10pm · 
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    Pankaj Aggarwal when we clearly say "LYTIC LESION"..it cannot be a Mega Antrum,a well done mastoid cavity or Gun shot injury....we need to different what is being asked!!These are just D/Ds of a cavity appearance of a poorly exposed mastoid radiograph...!!

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    Ravi Meher so whats difference between a cavity and a lytic lesion.

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    Anil Safaya smoothness of the margins and the edges of the cavity wall seen on radiology !!!...rougher ones scale towards lytic lesions and the smoother towards surgery or anatomical deformity !!!

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