Myeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector

CASE

Chest radiograph in a patient with known myeloproliferative disorder showed increased density of all bony structures. This was cofirmed on CT, together with massive splenomegally, but no lymphadenopathy. Also, there is a faint spiral line in the periphery of the body on (on coronal reformations as multiple white dots), which is caused by a failed detector.

Tags:  Abdomen  Bone  Lymphatic  Other
Radiology image - Myeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes: Abdomen, Bone, Lymphatic, Other: X-ray - Plain radiograph

Myeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes


Myeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes: X-ray - Plain radiographMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomographyMyeloproliferative disorder, skeletal changes, splenomegally, artifact from failed detector: CT - Computed tomography
lights on off