CTICasesCamurati-Engelmann Syndrome
Imaging findings
Thickened cortices of the ribs and long bones (humeri), squared-off vertebral bodies, and expansile bone changes.
Key takeaways
Also known as progressive diaphyseal dysplasia; a rare autosomal dominant disorder characterized by significant hyperostosis. It should be considered in cases of unusual, symmetrical bone thickening.
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