Tumer On Right Tibia - Ct Scan Of Right Tibia Findings

Tumer on right tibia

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CT Scan of right Tibia Findings suggestive of focal fibrous cortical defect right lower tibial cortex (lateral aspect)with cortical break laterally.

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