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Talaiepo A. Assessing radiologic features of jawas and teeth in thalassemia: a case report. jdm 1997; 10 (1) :26-31
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Abstract: (5071 Views)
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA Thalassemia is a chronic inherited anemia caused by abnormal hemoglobin synthesis in which some changes in bones, maxilla and zygomatic bone are developed. Radiologic view of cranial bones shows marrow space widening , cortical thinning , "Hair on End" view in cranium and "Honey comb" view in jaws. In present report, radiologic features of a typical thalassemic patient are mentioned and discussed.
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